SUMMARY: In South Mississippi, the weather forecast highlights active rainfall, thunderstorms, and tropical conditions. A stationary boundary has stalled, leading to increased moisture from the Gulf of Mexico. Radar shows ongoing showers and a mix of moisture levels. An aerial flood watch is in effect for coastal areas, particularly in Hancock County, where low-lying regions near rivers and lakes are at risk of overflow. Additionally, a coastal flood advisory warns residents to monitor flooding risks. Road closures have occurred in Hancock County, and updates will be shared on social media. For more news, viewers can switch between local news broadcasts.

9/4 – Trey Tonnessen’s “Flood Concerns” Wednesday Night 10:00 PM Forecast

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SUMMARY: A special swearing-in ceremony took place at Gulfport Fire Station, where Romeo Weaver was honored by Chief Billy Kelly. The event featured the Shucker Schooner and Mississippi SeaWolves. Romeo received a firefighter uniform, which was particularly meaningful for his mother, who supports him through ongoing treatments. The mother expressed her gratitude, noting the significance of the ceremony and how it highlighted the inclusivity and compassion of the firefighters, considering Romeo’s challenges. She appreciated the thoughtful gesture, emphasizing the importance of such moments for families facing difficult circumstances.

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SUMMARY: The Mississippi Aquarium is introducing a new attraction: mermaids will perform dives in the main tank from September 13th to 15th. Visitors can enjoy a meet and greet with the mermaids, included with general admission. If you miss this weekend, the mermaids will also be available from September 20th to 22nd.

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