SUMMARY: In Columbus, Mississippi, Sunday will feel like summer again with temperatures reaching the lower 90s before a cold front brings fall conditions. Friday night is perfect for high school football with temperatures in the lower 70s, dropping to the 50s overnight. Saturday’s weather will be similar, with highs in the mid-80s and lows in the mid-50s. As the week progresses, the cold front will decrease temperatures into the middle 70s by Monday and possibly the 60s by mid-week, with chilly mornings in the 40s expected. Enjoy the sun while it lasts!

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SUMMARY: As fall arrives in Mississippi, deer are more active, prompting the Mississippi Department of Transportation (MDOT) to urge motorists to remain vigilant to prevent accidents. Although deer season peaks from October to January, deer-related incidents can occur year-round, with an average of 3,900 crashes annually. MDOT advises drivers not to swerve to avoid hitting deer, as this could lead to more severe accidents. Extra caution should be exercised during dawn and dusk when deer are most active, and using high beams at night can help increase visibility.

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SUMMARY: 7 Days for the Troops, a nonprofit organization aiding wounded veterans with handicapped accessible homes, is collecting donations for Hurricane Helene victims. On October 11, they set up a donation trailer outside Tupelo City Hall, accepting items such as water, toiletries, and cash contributions. The initiative aims to support those affected in North Carolina. For those who missed the event, another donation opportunity will be available soon. The organization encourages community involvement in providing relief to hurricane victims.

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