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News 11 at 10PM_Weather 5/13/24
SUMMARY: The upcoming wave of rain has weakened and is not expected to bring severe storms to the area, with the possibility of isolated severe storms primarily towards the coast. The storm energy is higher towards the coast compared to the northern and western areas, reducing the likelihood of severe weather locally. While there may still be moderate to heavy rainfall leading to potential localized flooding, the severe weather threat is low. Some scattered thunderstorms may still occur, but the overall outlook is for decreasing storm activity overnight with a chance of isolated strong to severe storms on Tuesday. The weekend is expected to be better with sunshine.
A much drier Tuesday, but isolated storms are possible
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SUMMARY: In Pike County, residents are enjoying the snow, with some experiencing it for the first time, while preparing for colder temperatures tonight. Many, like Kate Morris and Keith Smith, are making the most of the winter weather but are also getting ready for the expected freeze. Local authorities, including Pike County Sheriff Wally Jones, are monitoring road conditions as temperatures drop, with a focus on keeping highways safe. Residents are advised to stay safe, stay warm, and drive cautiously on potentially icy roads as snow begins to melt and freeze over.
Pike County hit hard by arctic blast, prepares for colder weather ahead
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SUMMARY: The Stewpot Opportunity Center in Jackson is responding to dangerously cold temperatures by extending its hours to 22 per day and providing shelter for up to 30 people. The center ensures guests receive food, clothing, hygiene items, hot meals, showers, and rest, with activities like movies to help them stay comfortable. Director Javonda Stanton emphasizes that it is inhumane for people to be left outside in the cold, which can lead to conditions like hypothermia and frostbite. The city is also reopening a temporary shelter at Champion Gym in partnership with Shower Power for those in need.
Bone-chilling cold temperatures lead shelters to open
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SUMMARY: The 2025 Magnolia Classic AKC Dog Show is being held this weekend at the Mississippi Coliseum. Over 1,500 dogs from across the country, and possibly the world, are competing for spots at the prestigious Westminster Dog Show in New York. The event features multiple dog breeds, obedience classes, and live-action judging. Participants range from professionals to children, with categories including Junior Showmanship and Confirmation, a beauty contest for dogs. The show runs daily from 8:00 AM until late evening. The event attracts dog lovers, with a variety of activities for all skill levels.
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