SUMMARY: Chief Meteorologist Eric Johah reports on South Mississippi‘s forecast, noting a significant drop in temperatures with many areas in the low 50s to upper 40s. Tonight, lows may reach the low 40s, accompanied by breezy north winds. A fall front has caused dry conditions, leading to red flag warnings and wildfires, including a 600-acre fire in the DeSoto National Forest. Tomorrow, expect low humidity and breezy conditions, with temperatures in the 70s. No significant rainfall is anticipated in the coming days, and several tropical systems are being monitored with low chances of development along the Gulf Coast.

Eric Jeansonne brings the latest on chilly temps coming on Thursday and red flag warnnigs currently in place.

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SUMMARY: A new segment named “WXXV Weather Kid” launches, featuring local children aged 6 to 16 helping with the weather report each Wednesday. This week, Emma, a first-grade student from Holy Trinity Catholic School in Bay St. Louis, joins the hosts. Wearing her own Weather Kid shirt, Emma shares her love for playing in puddles and forecasting hurricanes. She assists in presenting the day’s weather, including temperatures, cloud cover, and a three-day forecast. The segment encourages kids to engage with weather reporting in a fun and educational way, making it an enjoyable experience for both Emma and the viewers.

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SUMMARY: New developments in a Harrison County cold case from the early 1990s reveal the identity of “Baby Mary Josephine,” a newborn found dead in December 1993 on I-10. Initially ruled a homicide due to blood loss and exposure, the case went cold until recent DNA testing led to the identification of the baby and possible relatives, including her mother. Tragically, when officials sought to contact the mother on October 11, they discovered her dead in her home, with her death ruled a suicide. A letter found there claimed she was Mary Josephine’s mother, adding complexity to this heartbreaking case.

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