SUMMARY: The weather forecast for Mississippi on Thursday, October 31, indicates mostly cloudy conditions with varying chances of showers and thunderstorms across Northern, Central, and Southern regions. Northerners can expect highs in the upper 70s and possible heavy rainfall, while Central Mississippians might see highs in the lower 80s with patchy fog at night. Southern Mississippi will be partly sunny, reaching mid-80s, with a chance of storms. Isolated severe storms could occur, primarily west of I-55, with damaging wind gusts and a slight tornado risk. Stay updated with local news via the newsletter link provided.

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SUMMARY: Federal authorities are investigating a plane crash in Clinton, Arkansas, that resulted in the death of 68-year-old Robert Phillip Mathis, a doctor from Mississippi. The crash occurred on Tuesday around 2:27 p.m. after Mathis experienced a “trim issue” shortly after departing Fayetteville. A small fire erupted post-accident but was contained. The Federal Aviation Administration had alerted dispatchers about a plane facing engine failure before the crash. Mathis, who was alone and previously a surgeon at Magnolia Health Center, was flying a Beech 58 Baron owned by Mathis Timber LLC. The National Transportation Safety Board is involved in the investigation.

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SUMMARY: Henry Barbour, a seasoned political figure and Republican National Convention delegate, describes the upcoming 2024 presidential race as unprecedented, featuring Vice President Kamala Harris against former President Donald Trump. Significant events have transpired this year, including assassination attempts on Trump and Biden exiting the race. Barbour anticipates high voter turnout spurred by the intense public discourse. Polls indicate narrow margins in critical battleground states like North Carolina and Pennsylvania, similar to the previous election, suggesting a delayed result. Barbour emphasizes that the outcome will heavily rely on voter turnout and patience due to the close nature of the race.

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