SUMMARY: Meteorologist Sam Parker forecasts warmer weather for south Mississippi, with current temperatures around 69°F in Buxy and 73°F in Pooville. Overnight lows will be mild, dropping to 60°F as humidity rises due to southerly winds. Tomorrow’s highs may reach into the upper 70s along the coast, with mostly clear skies by afternoon. A lunar eclipse will occur tomorrow night. Rain showers may develop Thursday morning, with a stronger chance of thunderstorms on Saturday due to a low-pressure system. A level three risk for severe weather is anticipated on Saturday, while Sunday promises clearer conditions.

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SUMMARY: In celebration of Women’s History Month, we highlight artist Alexus Evers, whose captivating artwork is currently on display at the Pisan Library until April 18th. Evers first gained recognition for her unique style, which blends various techniques, including colored pencils and charcoal. She has been creating art since childhood, evolving from simple sketches to detailed pieces that capture profound themes, such as empowerment at the Afropunk Festival. Evers recently experienced a surge in interest, leading to opportunities for teaching art to children. Her commitment to detail ensures her work authentically represents her subjects, celebrating women’s power and identity.

Biloxi resident Alexius Evers captures the world through her artwork. You can find her work at ‘th3portraitartist.com.’

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SUMMARY: Chief Meteorologist Eric John reports on the weather forecast for South Mississippi, highlighting potential severe storms on Saturday, March 12, 2025. After a warm Thursday and Friday with temperatures reaching the mid to upper 70s, scattered thunderstorms are expected over the weekend. The Storm Prediction Center indicates an enhanced risk for severe weather, including damaging winds and possible tornadoes. Also, strong winds of 25 to 35 mph may lead to minor coastal flooding. A total lunar eclipse is set for tomorrow night, although cloud cover may impact visibility. Overall, quieter conditions are expected early next week.

Chief Meteorologist Eric Jeansonne explains why South Mississippi could be under a severe weather warning on Saturday.

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