SUMMARY: Good morning! Meteorologist Wesley Williams provides a weather update as we reach mid-October. Following a brief cool spell, a warming trend is expected, though we likely won’t see temperatures reach summer highs again. Today‘s highs will be in the mid-70s, below the normal of about 80. As we look ahead, mornings will gradually warm to the 60s, with afternoons rising to the lower 80s by the weekend. Despite temperatures staying above normal, they won’t approach 90s. Dry weather is likely, making for pleasant outdoor conditions as Halloween approaches, with no significant weather systems on the horizon. Have a great weekend!

Senior Meteorologist Wesley Williams is live on the digital desk talking temps; the cooler weather may have been nice while it lasted, but we can expect to feel warmer next week.

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SUMMARY: At NASA’s Stennis Space Center, scientists are developing advanced technologies to enhance satellite operations and support future human missions to the Moon and Mars. The Astro project, led by Travis Martin, is a collaboration with a commercial company, CUS Space, which provides spacecraft and launch services. This partnership allows NASA to integrate its autonomous flight software into their spacecraft, improving technology for long-duration space travel. As communication delays increase for missions to Mars, these innovations will help astronauts by automating tasks and reducing their workload, ultimately ensuring safer and more effective exploration beyond Earth.

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SUMMARY: The weather on the Mississippi Gulf Coast is calm and cool, creating perfect football weather despite the Saints’ performance. Tonight’s temperatures will drop into the 40s, with a clear forecast for the upcoming week, free of storms and rain. A reminder for stargazers: the Atlas Comet can be viewed shortly after sunset, but won’t return for nearly 880,000 years. Additionally, watch out for potential rip currents along the coast and increased fire risks in northern areas due to dry conditions. Overall, the weather appears tranquil, while emotions run high for Saints fans.

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