SUMMARY: As fall and Christmas breaks approach, many are turning to technology for vacation planning. Patrick Moes hosts this week‘s Tech Bite, with insights from AARP’s director of OATS. A survey of over 1,000 individuals aged 50+ revealed that while most use technology for booking, many need assistance navigating tools for price comparisons and local resources during trips. Expert Zoe Seagull from Smart Moms Travel emphasizes the importance of familiarizing oneself with travel apps, such as Disney’s, to enhance the experience. For travel inquiries, Zoe can be contacted via email, text, or social media.

Patrick has two guests this week to discuss using online tools and apps to book and plan your travel

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SUMMARY: The weather in South Mississippi is unusually warm for late October, resembling late spring or early summer, but with cool, fall-like mornings. The forecast indicates calm and clear conditions continuing over the next few days, with a steady south breeze. A system to the north may influence temperatures later in the week. Currently, the region’s rivers are normal and not at risk of flooding. Temperatures range from the low to mid-60s. Overall, the weather is a blend of pleasant warmth in the afternoons and cool mornings, offering a variety of enjoyable conditions for residents.

10/23 – Trey Tonnessen’s “Grilling” Wednesday Night Forecast

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SUMMARY: Chief Meteorologist Eric Jawski provides a weather update for South Mississippi, highlighting extended dry conditions leading to burn bans, particularly in George County. While counties like Hancock, Harrison, and Jackson aren’t under bans, caution is advised for outdoor burning. The drought monitor indicating below-average rainfall is expected to expand, with Moss Point and Gulfport experiencing significant shortfalls. Despite the dry spell, a pleasant, warm week ahead with highs in the mid to upper 80s and cool mornings is forecasted. No significant rain is predicted, but possible tropical developments in the Caribbean are being monitored.

Meteorologist Eric Jeansonne brings the latest on the cool yet dry weather impacting the Coast.

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