SUMMARY: A new pothole on I-10 in Harrison County damaged vehicles and caused traffic delays in a construction zone. This incident occurred late Sunday night, damaging at least two tires between Long Beach and Ming Avenue exits. Crews worked Monday morning to patch the pothole, exacerbated by recent rainfall that eroded the asphalt. State Troopers advised drivers to reduce speed to avoid hazards. The ongoing widening project, expected to last two years, may lead to more potholes. If affected, motorists can contact D star 47 for assistance and to file insurance reports. Caution is encouraged in work zones.

The gash in the road stretched along the outside lane of I-10 eastbound between Menge Avenue and Long Beach exits.

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SUMMARY: The I-10 widening project continues to cause issues for drivers, with temporary lanes crumbling. Recently, a pothole formed in the right lane, prompting the Mississippi Highway Patrol to close one lane. The wet weather caused a gash in the road, leading to at least two tire blowouts. Drivers are urged to slow down in construction zones to avoid potholes, as these areas can be difficult to navigate at high speeds. Crews are working to repair the road, but frequent wet conditions may continue to cause further damage. The situation remains under investigation, with efforts underway to prevent future issues.

The temporary lanes put in to shift traffic to the right continue to crumble, causing potholes.

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SUMMARY: In Ryan’s “Cool & Cloudy” Monday Morning Forecast for South Mississippi, cloud cover and scattered rain persist, especially in areas like Pasula and Ocean Springs, with up to an inch and a half of rain reported. A flood warning is active for the Pearl River, but no major issues are anticipated. As the day progresses, some sun is expected, with temperatures reaching a high of around 66°F and eventually creeping into the low 70s. A front may bring cloudiness and a 20% chance of showers later this week, but the weekend promises improved, spring-like conditions with higher temperatures.

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