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‘Strong’ El Niño winter coming: Could Mississippi see snow?
SUMMARY: The Climate Prediction Center has stated with 100% certainty that El Niño will last through early winter and has a 90% or higher chance of lasting into spring. El Niño typically divides the country, with the southern US being wetter and the Pacific Northwest and Ohio Valley being drier and warmer. While El Niño’s impact on winter storms and snowfall is not guaranteed, it tends to suppress snowfall in most of North America. However, regions like Northern California, the Four Corners states, and the southern Appalachia region may see more snow during a strong El Niño. Climate change has also contributed to less snowy winters in the US.
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SUMMARY: A teenager, Jamori Thompson, pled guilty to multiple crimes including murder, armed robbery, and three counts of armed carjacking on the day his trial was set to begin. Thompson, who was 13 at the time of the crimes occurring between February 9 and February 15, 2023, was identified in a series of carjackings after police responded to reports on Warner Avenue. Following his confession to killing Elvin Levy and committing other violent offenses, Thompson received a 25-year sentence for second-degree murder and additional sentences totaling 55 years for the other charges, including post-release supervision.
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SUMMARY: At Aliceville Elementary School, Kicks for Kids brought joy to students by giving away new shoes and socks, celebrating their successes. Haley Brink, Director of Philanthropy, emphasized the importance of showing kids they are supported by their community. Pickens County Superintendent Shawn McDaniel highlighted how the event provided hope and inspiration to students, many of whom face financial struggles. School staff, including counselor Andreia Truelove and principal Debbie Rice, expressed how rewarding it was to see the children’s excitement. Funded by the Listerhill Foundation, Kicks for Kids has donated 5,500 pairs of shoes and 20,000 pairs of socks over five years.
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SUMMARY: This weekend in Columbus, Mississippi promises comfortable outdoor temperatures in the lower 70s, with dry and sunny conditions on Saturday. Football fans should bundle up for Friday night’s games, as temperatures will drop to the upper 40s later in the evening. Sunday will see clouds and moisture returning, but high temperatures will remain in the lower 70s. Next week, temperatures are expected to stay above average before a cold front arrives on Tuesday, bringing rain and cooler air, with possible storms. However, severe weather threats currently appear low. Patience is advised as fall weather approaches from the north.
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