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Jackson area prepares for hot weather
SUMMARY: Mississippi is experiencing dangerous heat and humidity levels, prompting the State Department of Health to advise people to use sunscreen with at least 15 SPF, cover up, and stay hydrated. Sno Biz in Ridgeland is gearing up for the extreme temperatures by discussing the use of cooling vests and outdoor fans. Team member Destiny Granderson expressed confidence in their preparations, while owner Ketrice Watts emphasized prioritizing staff safety by adding more staff and implementing shorter shifts to prevent heat exhaustion. Both are making efforts to ensure their team is well-prepared for the hottest day of the year.
With hot weather in the forecast people find ways to stay safe and beat the heat
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Today's Weather – Zack Rogers – July 4th, 2024
SUMMARY: Today, expect temperatures to reach the mid-90s with partly cloudy skies later. Morning highs will be in the upper 70s, rising to the 90s by noon. Showers are likely, especially between 3-5 p.m., potentially bringing some cooling. Excessive heat warnings are issued for Nooba, Leak, Scott, and Smith Counties, with a heat advisory for the rest of the region. Heat index values could reach up to 110 degrees. Stay hydrated and take breaks. Rain will persist similar patterns on Thursday and Friday, with Hurricane Barrel moving towards Jamaica and the Cayman Islands, possibly affecting Gulf weather later on. Weekend temperatures will be in the low 90s.
Today's Weather – Zack Rogers – July 4th, 2024
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Today's Storm Team 11 Kid is Sullivan (7/4)
SUMMARY: Today's Storm Team 11 weather segment is sponsored by McDonald's. The featured kid, Sullivan, submitted a fantastic beachside coloring, fitting for July 4th. Stay tuned for a final weather forecast update. Thanks for your submission, Sullivan!
Today's Storm Team 11 Kid is Sullivan (7/4)
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Military museums remain open to celebrate Fourth
SUMMARY: Some folks in the Pine Belt celebrated the 4th of July by visiting local military museums to learn about the service and sacrifices of America's Armed Forces. Visitors, like Aon Bilbo from Fair Hope, Alabama, and Delton Martis from Somal, explored exhibits at the Veterans Memorial Museum in Laurel and the Mississippi Armed Forces Museum at Camp Shelby. Museum administrators emphasized the importance of being open on patriotic holidays to help the public reflect on the freedoms and sacrifices made. Both museums, featuring extensive collections of artifacts and memorabilia, were also open to visitors on Friday and Saturday.
Military museums remain open to celebrate Fourth of July.
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