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News 11 at 6PM_Weather 5/13/24
SUMMARY: After celebrating Mother's Day, the new week began with steady rain in the area. The heavy rain started on Sunday evening and continued into Monday morning. Several severe alerts were issued, mainly south of I-20. As the rain moved out, a dry afternoon followed. More storms were expected from the south and west, potentially bringing isolated severe storms. Although the severe weather risk was downgraded to level one, there was still a low probability of damaging winds and hail. The rain is expected to taper off by Tuesday morning, with the possibility of a few showers lingering. The rest of the week is expected to be sun-filled with minimal rain. Stay weather aware and be prepared for possible severe storms.
FIRST ALERT: A low severe risk continues through Midnight
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Pet of the Week – Zayne
SUMMARY: Summer is an ideal time to adopt a dog or cat and provide them a forever home. Chris Menard, a volunteer at Tupelo-Lee Humane Society, introduces Zane, a dog who's been in foster care since March. Zane is housebroken, gets along with other dogs, and loves people. However, he has a mutual disinterest with cats. Zane is healthy, groomed, and free of heartworms, showcasing the positive impact of fostering. The shelter encourages fostering and invites people to meet Zane. They appreciate community support and offer to arrange a meet and greet with Zane's foster family.
Zayne is WTVA's Pet of the Week for July 5, 2024.
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Interview: Natchez Trace Parkway hosting several fun events in July
SUMMARY: The Natchez Trace Parkway offers more than just a scenic drive; there are numerous activities for families to enjoy. Amber Dearden, new to North Mississippi from Alaska, shared details about upcoming events. Activities start with a music group performance and include special programs like “Titans and Tupelo,” which discusses the Civil War battle's history. Additionally, there's a hands-on butterfly program for kids, birdwatching for beginners, and a Pioneer craft demonstration day. All events are free and open to the public, with most held indoors due to the heat. Visitors are encouraged to bring water if participating in outdoor activities.
The Natchez Trace Parkway is hosting several fun events for families in July.
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Ex-boyfriend killed after breaking into Petal woman’s home, police say
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