SUMMARY: A rare ceremony took place at Ingalls Shipbuilding on Friday, honoring living namesake Sam Nunn, co-founder of the Nuclear Threat Initiative and former U.S. senator. The Arleigh Burke-class destroyer DDG 133 was named in his honor, with his daughter, Michelle Nunn, serving as ship sponsor. The event marked the first official construction milestone of the ship, which began in 2022 and is 25% complete. Speakers, including Navy Secretary Carlos Del Toro, praised the work of Ingalls Shipbuilding’s 11,000 employees and emphasized the importance of honoring individuals who serve the nation through their leadership and service.

Applause and recognition were in order as Nuclear Threat Initiative co-founder and former U.S. Senator Sam Nunn took the stage at Ingalls Shipbuilding.

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SUMMARY: The Friday night football show wrapped up with highlights and scores from various games, focusing on the play of the night from Ocean Springs—a 40+ yard flea flicker touchdown that showcased impressive trickery by quarterback Chopper Whitehead. The hosts also reflected on their favorite plays of the season, including a notable 61-yard field goal by Evan Noel, a Florida commit, which set a Mississippi record. As the season nears its conclusion, the hosts announced this was the last full show, though they will continue to cover South State games and the Egg Bowl. Thank you to viewers for their support.

Friday Night Football Showdown Part Three (11/22/2024)

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SUMMARY: Meteorologist Aaron Colby provides a forecast for South Mississippi, discussing the upcoming weather and explaining why tire pressure lights often turn on during colder weather. The weekend forecast looks favorable with highs in the 60s today, warming to the 70s by Sunday. A cold front may arrive by Thanksgiving, potentially bringing rain and cooler temperatures. Colby also explains that tire pressure drops in cold weather due to the inverse relationship between temperature and air density, causing air molecules to slow and reducing tire pressure. He advises monitoring the situation and adjusting tire pressure if necessary.

Meteorologist Aaron Colby has your latest forecast and why your tire pressure drops when the temperatures do.

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