SUMMARY: Chief Meteorologist Eric Jaaw provides a weather update for South Mississippi, indicating a quiet pattern with increased rain chances starting tomorrow night into Friday. While the weekend may see scattered showers, it won’t be a complete washout. Tonight’s conditions are pleasant at 79 degrees, with rising humidity. Viewers may catch a glimpse of a comet on the eastern horizon early tomorrow morning, though it may require binoculars for visibility. Concerns about tropical development in the Gulf are decreasing, and while Hurricane Kirk is being observed, models suggest weak organization due to wind shear. Rain chances rise Thursday evening into Friday.

Meteorologist Eric Jeansonne brings the latest update on tropical development and the latest forecast for Cruisin’ the Coast.

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SUMMARY: Hurricane Helen has caused significant devastation in Southern States, including Florida, Georgia, the Carolinas, and Tennessee. In response, WXXV has partnered with the American Red Cross to raise funds for those affected. An official telethon will air during the 9:00 p.m. newscast on Fox this Wednesday, but donations can be made beforehand or afterward. To contribute, visit WXXV’s website to access the donation link or scan the QR code provided. Donations can also be made by calling 1-800-435-7669 or mailing to the American Red Cross at PO Box 37839, Boone, Iowa, 50037. Your support is crucial for relief efforts.

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SUMMARY: Mary Clark and Katie from the Mississippi Lottery shared details about new games launching this month, starting on October 1st. The $1 “Triple Tripler” offers a top prize of $5,000 with multiple ways to win through matching symbols. The $2 “Mystery Multiplier” features a top prize of $20,000 and includes three separate games, with the chance to multiply wins. Lastly, the $5 “Wild Money” ticket offers a $100,000 top prize, with various winning symbols. All tickets are now available at retail locations, and a special $5 “Cruisin’ the Coast” scratch-off ticket will debut next week.

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