SUMMARY: Weather today is sunny and clear over South Mississippi, with high visibility and pleasant temperatures around 82°F, slightly above average. Conditions have improved since the hazy, humid days earlier in the week. Tonight, cooler weather will set in for football games, dropping to the low 70s and upper 60s, with expectations of upper 50s along the coastline. While tomorrow will maintain seasonal temperatures, next week may see a warm-up back toward 90°F before a front moves in, bringing highs in the 70s and cooler lows. Enjoy the lovely weather courtesy of Mroy Seafood Restaurant!

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SUMMARY: In this Friday morning update, meteorologist Wesley Williams discusses the recent display of the Northern Lights, visible in areas rarely affected, and shares stunning viewer-submitted images. He encourages checking a detailed article on the WLOX website about the auroras’ causes. Looking ahead, he forecasts warmer temperatures today with a chance for spikes next week due to a cold front, bringing cooler weather and potentially dropping to the 50s by Wednesday. Williams emphasizes using the WLOX weather app for personalized forecasts and anticipates another chance to view the Northern Lights tonight and Saturday, though less impressive than before.

Senior Meteorologist Wesley Williams has a look at some beautiful viewer-submitted photos of last night’s aurora in South Mississippi, plus a look at the upcoming cold front next week.

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SUMMARY: After Hurricane Milton, the American Red Cross is mobilizing to assist Central Florida, where 83,000 people are in shelters and 3 million customers lack power. John McCarty, executive director of Red Cross Southeast Mississippi, highlighted the urgent need for support and emphasized the importance of community contributions for their response efforts. A team of 10 from South Mississippi, including McCarty, will travel to Tampa to aid in recovery. The Red Cross encourages volunteers and donations, as their efforts rely heavily on community support. For more information or to help, visit redcross.org.

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