SUMMARY: Our Daily Bread, a Stone County nonprofit food pantry supported by local churches, has been serving the community for 20 years. Operating since Hurricane Katrina, it provides weekly groceries—meat, bread, and produce—to the underprivileged. Without government funding, it relies on donations and volunteers. The pantry is open Tuesdays and Thursdays from 1 to 4 p.m. Recently, it was honored by the Stone County Enterprise. The director shared that it was created by local pastors and government leaders to help families in need, and donations can be made through the WXXV 25 website to support their efforts.

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SUMMARY: Meteorologist Aron Colby discusses an impending cold weather system in South Mississippi, with the potential for wintry weather including snow or ice. Current conditions show clear skies and a temperature around 63 degrees, expected to drop into the 40s by evening. Rain with possible thunderstorms is forecasted for Saturday morning, followed by a cold front bringing frigid temperatures by Sunday. The week ahead could see morning lows in the mid to upper 20s. Forecast models are uncertain about wintry precipitation next week, with scenarios ranging from ice to nothing at all. Residents should prepare accordingly.

Meteorologist Aaron Colby has a look at the cold blast and the possibility of a wintry mix in our area.

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SUMMARY: Snowy conditions are impacting parts of New York, while South Mississippi is experiencing wet roadways from rainfall. Currently, rain showers are mostly concentrated in southern coastal areas, with temperatures in the low 50s. Overnight lows will drop to around 42°F, and patchy fog may affect morning commutes. Upcoming weather includes rain on Friday night into Saturday morning, with a significant cold front expected to bring temperatures down and potentially create wintry conditions by next week. The next few days will see gradual temperature increases before the arrival of an Arctic blast from the North Pole. Enjoy Thursday’s mild weather.

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