SUMMARY: Chief Meteorologist Eric Jaan discussed Tropical Storm Raphael, currently struggling to organize, as the Hurricane season continues into November. Updates are now received an hour earlier due to the switch to Standard Time. Historically, the U.S. sees few hurricanes in November, with only three since 1850 making landfall. The storm is projected to move towards Cuba, affected by high-pressure systems and wind shear, which may weaken it before impacting the northern Gulf Coast. Meanwhile, strong southeast winds are causing minor coastal flooding unrelated to the tropical system. The forecast anticipates breezy conditions and warm temperatures around 80°F.

Eric’s First Alert Forecast Nov 4, 2024

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SUMMARY: As November begins, the weather is becoming more dynamic after a calm October. The Gulf Coast is experiencing strong winds, with the forecast indicating returning rain and windy conditions due to tropical storm Raphael approaching from the Caribbean. A cold front in the western U.S. may also enhance shower and thunderstorm chances. Local temperatures are in the 70s, with gusty winds expected to continue. Severe weather risks persist in the central U.S. as the storm’s trajectory will be influenced by both high pressure and the cold front. Viewers should stay tuned for ongoing updates during this busy weather period.

11/4 – Trey Tonnessen’s “Cranking It Up” Monday Night Forecast

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SUMMARY: The city of Diberville is actively helping those affected by Hurricane Helen in Madison, Florida, by sending food and supplies. Over 1,000 people are receiving aid from city employees and volunteers who packed trailers with donated items. The shipment includes 500 hamburger patties, 280 pounds of pulled pork, and various side dishes, alongside utility trailers filled with additional supplies. Contributions came from local organizations, including Scarlet Pearl, Diberville Youth Council, and Walmart. Volunteers emphasized their motivation stems from past hurricane experiences, underscoring the importance of supporting communities in need.

The city of D’Iberville is providing relief to those impacted by Hurricane Helene as they send food and supplies to Florida.

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