SUMMARY: A crew from Diamond Head is heading to Hudson, North Carolina, delivering much-needed relief after Hurricane Helim with two truckloads of donations. Organizer Michael Cassano expresses gratitude for the overwhelming community support, especially from Derek Nikas, co-owner of Ni’s Family Market, who mobilized efforts following his own experiences with past hurricanes. The team emphasizes the harsh realities of disaster recovery and the importance of helping affected communities. They plan to continue making trips to support those in need, acknowledging that while many donate, organizing and executing delivery efforts is particularly challenging and vital.

A U-Haul used by a crew in Diamondhead is expected to be filled with the necessary items for those affected by Helene in North Carolina.

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SUMMARY: The 28th Annual Cruise in the Coast kicks off on Sunday, with preparations underway at Cru Central. Over the next few days, Centennial Plaza will welcome thousands of classic car enthusiasts who will register for the event. Registration director Craig Roli notes that there will be plenty of participant t-shirts, trophies, and yard signs for display. More than 700 volunteers will assist to ensure a smooth operation. Rob Sigler, a former cruiser turned crew member, highlights the event’s growth and the team’s dedication to hospitality. Classic cars begin arriving at Cru Central on Monday morning in Gulfport.

It’s every classic car fanatic’s favorite time of year. The 28th annual Cruisin’ the Coast officially starts Sunday.

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SUMMARY: After a rainy day, southern Mississippi saw a calm night, but weather developments in the Gulf are significant. Meteorologist Trey Thomison reported a shift in the hurricane risk probabilities throughout the day: starting at 30% and escalating to over 80% by the evening. The color-coded risk levels transitioned from yellow to orange and finally to red. Rain showers remain in the area, contributing to active weather along the coast. Further updates and forecasts will provide more insight into the situation.

10/4 – Trey Tonnessen’s “Spotty T-Storms” Friday Night Forecast

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