SUMMARY: Maya Turner reports from Buoy, where conditions have worsened throughout the day due to a storm. Initially, the area provided shelter for those seeking refuge, but heavy rain began by 4 PM, creating choppy waves at Point Cadet. Despite a voluntary evacuation, many boat owners chose to leave their vessels tied up. The Pops Ferry Causeway is experiencing strong winds, although rainfall has eased. Flooding is reported on Highway 90, prompting caution for drivers. Schools will close for the day but are expected to reopen Friday. Turner promises to keep updates coming as the situation evolves.

Miya Turner gives a live look of Hurricane Francine from Biloxi.

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SUMMARY: Mayor of Pass Christian, Jimmy Rafy, and Fire Chief Dmon Woodman provided an update on the town’s condition amid rising tides. They emphasized a collaborative effort among city departments, including police and public works, to ensure public safety. Currently, they are monitoring weather conditions and are well-prepared, with evacuated harbors and high-water vehicles ready for potential incidents. Roadways remain passable, and as long as water levels stabilize, the town could handle additional rainfall without significant impact. Residents are encouraged to stay informed through social media and local websites as officials continue to manage the situation.

Pass Christian’s Mayor Jimmy Rafferty and Fire Chief Dia’Mond Woodman give an update.

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SUMMARY: Tonight, a curfew is in effect in Gulfport, allowing only emergency personnel on the roads due to severe weather conditions. Matt De Gregorio, reporting live from the WX storm tracker, describes intense heavy rain, strong winds, and a significant storm surge affecting the area. The waves from the Mississippi Sound are crashing against the walls, creating dangerous scenarios. Earlier, some cars were observed on the road, but the curfew is enforced until 6:00 a.m. Residents are urged to stay safe and remain indoors as these hazardous conditions persist.

Matt DeGregorio joins us live from Gulfport as a citywide curfew is in effect.

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