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Morning Forecast – Wednesday, Sept. 25th
SUMMARY: Meteorologist Chase Ward reports on scattered showers and thunderstorms affecting the region. A frontal boundary has brought heavy rain and frequent lightning, particularly in parts of Franklin and Tensas Parishes. While strong storms have moved east, new cells are developing in the northwest. Current temperatures are in the 70s, with cooler air filtering in from the north. A secondary weather layer is expected to bring more thunderstorms, with a warm-up anticipated next week. Tropical Storm Helen is strengthening and expected to impact Florida, pushing moisture into Louisiana and Arkansas by Friday, leading to cloud cover and possible showers.
A secondary front will pass through today continuing more showers and t-storms. These storms will produce heavy rainfall and some gusty winds. Rain will linger through this afternoon before late clearing tonight. Expect some sunshine tomorrow before we see some cloud cover and some patchy rain from Helene off to the east. Clouds will linger into the weekend with temperatures staying seasonal in the mid 80’s with more sunshine next week.
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Hurricane Helene rapidly intensifying. Minimum category 3 expected
SUMMARY: Hurricane Helen is intensifying as it approaches the Florida coast, threatening significant flooding, storm surge, and high winds across the state and into Georgia and the southern Appalachians. Meanwhile, cooler, dry air is moving in, bringing a brief taste of fall weather for the next few days. For the latest updates, download the WWL app. This information comes from Chief Meteorologist Chris Franklin.
Hurricane Helene rapidly intensifying. Chief Meteorologist Chris Franklin says strong effects could be felt far inland due to its speed and size.
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Louisiana surgeon general ‘would have done everything differently’ with COVID | Louisiana
SUMMARY: During a House Select Committee on Homeland Security meeting, Louisiana Surgeon General Dr. Ralph Abraham and Dr. Whyche Coleman criticized government handling of the COVID-19 pandemic, deeming interventions ineffective and a violation of constitutional rights. They highlighted a decline in public trust in physicians from 70% to 40% post-pandemic and expressed concerns about interference with the doctor-patient relationship. Abraham emphasized the importance of early treatment, criticized CDC guidelines for contributing to unnecessary deaths, and pointed out fears within the medical community regarding government repercussions. Both doctors called for a reevaluation of medical decisions and a return to patient-focused care.
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NBC 10 News Today: Green Cube giveaway winner
SUMMARY: The Monro Chamber of Commerce is hosting a weekly Green Cube giveaway, where participants can win $500 by finding a hidden green cube in Monro. Clues are provided daily on K KTVE over the next three weeks. The cube was recently found in an alley near the intersection of Harrison and St. John, close to the Vantage building. While there’s no clue today, a new one will be revealed on Monday. With two weeks remaining, there are still two opportunities to win the cash prize. Tune in for your chance to participate!
NBC 10 News Today: Green Cube giveaway winner
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