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Meteorologist Trey Tonnessen: “Pushing Buttons” Morning Forecast
SUMMARY: The weather forecast for today is a beautiful start to the day, but clouds will increase and there will be a chance of rain later on. Temperatures are comfortable, ranging from the 60s to 80s. Winds will increase from the east Southeast, reaching speeds of 10 to 20 mph in the afternoon. A cold front will move towards the area, causing gusty winds. Next week, cooler temperatures are expected with possible overnight lows in the mid-40s. There will be multiple chances of rainfall over the next seven days. Hurricane Tammy has weakened and is now Post-Tropical Tammy.
Thursday October 26th, 2023: This persistent pattern looks to stay around through the short-
term period as upper-level ridging meanders over the northern
Gulf. Surface winds have remained elevated as the deepening low
pressure over the central US tightens the pressure gradient
between it and the surface high over the southeast US. This has
mostly kept our fog development at bay as the high winds help to
mix out the boundary layer enough. Although, where winds remain
light, can`t rule out some patches of fog here or there, not
nearly as dense and widespread as the beginning of the week.
Mentionable PoPs have been added through the river parishes as
CAMs continue to depict shower development in that area where
low-level convergence in the wind field maxes out. The profile
suggests that these showers will be no more than just showers as
we remain too warm aloft from the ridge to promote more robust
storm development.
As the trough over the southern plains ejects off to the
northeast, it will take the surface low with it and that will help
to relax the pressure gradient, which will in turn lower winds
back down. Although winds will be lighter, they will still remain
elevated enough to keep fog development minimal Friday morning.
The ridge will still be in place over us, so expect much of the
same conditions as today, except winds slightly less than
Thursday.
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Thousands of eighth graders learn about careers at Pathways2Possibilities at the Coast Coliseum
SUMMARY: Thousands of eighth graders attended the Pathways to Possibilities event at the Coast Convention Center to explore various career options available on the Mississippi Coast. With 45 schools participating, the event aims to introduce students to different professions before they enter high school. Organizers, like Karen, dedicate significant time to planning the event, hoping to connect students’ passions with future careers. Attendees expressed excitement about exploring options, with interests ranging from aviation to health science. With hands-on experiences offered, students like Aiden plan to use what they learn to shape their future career paths, showcasing the event’s impact.
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St. Pe’, Schloegel make their cases days before runoff
SUMMARY: In the District 5 Court of Appeals judge runoff election, voters in 11 Mississippi counties will choose between Amy St. Pay and Jennifer Schogel. Both candidates bring over 50 years of combined legal experience. St. Pay highlights her active litigation practice and judicial experience, while Schogel emphasizes her Chancery Court background, noting its relevance to the 70% of civil appeals in the court. Both candidates stress their ability to serve a broader public and aim to offer distinct perspectives on the bench. As voters head to the polls, both candidates urge support based on their unique qualifications.
The people of 11 Mississippi counties will decide the next person on the bench, as the District 5 Court of Appeals Judge runoff election is just days away.
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Long Beach Mayor’s Youth Council now holding Christmas Bike Drive
SUMMARY: The Long Beach Mayor’s Youth Council is organizing its annual Christmas Bike Drive to collect bikes, helmets, skateboards, and scooters for children in need. Started in 2017, the drive aims to provide bikes to kids who might not have one. This year, the council hopes to collect at least 100 bikes to distribute across local schools. Donations can be made at City Hall, the fire station, or the police station, with a deadline of December 14th. The Youth Council also organizes other philanthropic events, such as a trick-or-treat trail and an Easter egg hunt, benefiting local children.
Bikes are always in high demand come Christmas time. Long Beach Mayor’s Youth Council is doing their part to make sure no child is left out.
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