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Junior Auxiliary of Biloxi-Ocean Springs helps students shake away back-to-school jitters
SUMMARY: The Junior Auxiliary of Ocean Springs hosted a back-to-school party at Fort Marpa, aiming to ease kids’ back-to-school jitters. The event featured free popsicles, water, and a lively dance party, encouraging excitement for the school year ahead. Auxiliary members expressed their enthusiasm for engaging with the kids as summer ends and school begins. This event marks the start of a series of activities planned by the Junior Auxiliary, including a Homecoming Closet event on August 24 and an upcoming Autism and sensory inclusion art project. For more details, the community can check their Facebook page.
On Saturday, the Junior Auxiliary of Biloxi-Ocean Springs invited the community out for fun in the sun before heading back to school.
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SUMMARY: The Gulf Coast is experiencing potential tropical developments, with two systems less likely to form and focusing instead on an area in the Bay of Kichi, now named potential tropical cyclone 6, forecasted to become Tropical Storm Francine. It is expected to move northwest, causing light storm surge impacts, gusty conditions, and significant rainfall in the Eastern region. The week begins with dry conditions and some fall-like weather, but increased cloud cover and rain chances are predicted starting tomorrow, peaking mid-week, before transitioning to clearer skies and drier air later in the week.
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FIRST ALERT: Potential Tropical Cyclone 6 to become a hurricane in the Gulf (9/9/2024)
SUMMARY: Meteorologist Taylor Graham provides an update on Potential Tropical Cyclone 6, likely to develop into a tropical storm or hurricane in the Gulf of Mexico by Wednesday/Thursday. The National Hurricane Center has issued watches and warnings due to its broad low-pressure system. While it currently lacks a defined center of circulation, hurricane hunters found winds around 50 mph. The forecast suggests significant rainfall and possible tornadoes across South Mississippi, with the heaviest impacts expected Wednesday into Thursday. Residents are advised to prepare for potential coastal flooding and stay tuned for updates on the storm’s trajectory.
Meteorologist Taylor Graham takes us to the Gulf, where a potential hurricane is brewing and could make landfall this week.
SUMMARY: The New Orleans Saints are set to face the Carolina Panthers in their season opener. Despite the Panthers’ struggles last season, improvements like a new coaching staff and talented players could make this a competitive game. However, the Saints are expected to win. The Saints’ challenging upcoming schedule raises concerns for their playoff prospects, particularly following tough opponents like the Cowboys and Eagles. The team’s leadership under coach Dennis Allen faces scrutiny if performance falters. With a strong defense and emerging offensive tactics under quarterback Derek Carr, the Saints aim to capitalize on their weak division. Predictions range from 7-10 to 8-9 records for the season.
At noon, the New Orleans Saints go up against the Carolina Panthers in the Caesars Superdome to kick off the 2024 season.
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