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First Alert Forecast Tuesday Morning – July 9, 2024
SUMMARY: Today‘s weather report indicates cooler temperatures than yesterday, with highs around 90°F and increased humidity. Expect scattered showers and intermittent rain till the early afternoon. Yesterday’s high was 95°F with minimal rainfall. The next few days will be less humid, but by the weekend, temperatures will rise, accompanied by significant humidity and potential heat advisories. While there are no current severe weather threats or tropical storm concerns, it’s essential to stay aware of the sporadic showers. Expect clearer skies and mild mornings for the remainder of the week. Follow updates on social media for the latest information.
Ryan is in the weather pod with a look at the weather for the week ahead.
SUMMARY: Tonight’s temperatures are in the lower 70s, with scattered showers expected to continue overnight, dropping to the upper 60s by morning. Sunday will bring highs in the upper 70s to lower 80s, with morning rain and an increased chance of thunderstorms in the afternoon. Heavy showers may persist into Monday morning, before tapering off later in the day and into Tuesday and Wednesday, when conditions should improve. In the tropics, Tropical Storm Gordon is tracking away from the U.S., with minimal concerns. The following week is anticipated to see warmer temperatures, potentially reaching the upper 80s to lower 90s by midweek.
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SUMMARY: The Robin Street Art Stroll drew large crowds yesterday, featuring various vendors showcasing pottery, photography, paintings, and handmade jewelry. Activities for children included face painting, creating birdhouses, and making magnets. A middle school student expressed her passion for art, stating she loves to draw and be inspired by others. She emphasized the importance of learning about different cultures and trying new skills. The event also featured local musical performances, including the Tupelo High School band, enhancing the artistic experience for all attendees.
The Robin Street Art Stroll drew in a crowd on Saturday.
SUMMARY: Jury selection begins Monday in the trial of 15-year-old Carly Gregg, accused of killing her mother, Ashley Smylie, and shooting her stepfather in March. Smylie was a teacher at Northwest Rankin High School. Gregg has made multiple court appearances, including rejecting a plea deal in August. A gag order prevents attorneys from discussing the case with the media. During a motion hearing, a diary belonging to Smylie was revealed, which may be used as defense evidence. Gregg, receiving psychological help, was reportedly on changed medication before the incident. If convicted, she faces 20 years to life in prison.
Carly Gregg was 14-years-old when prosecutors say she shot and killed her mother.
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