SUMMARY: Residents of Diamond Head will benefit from a 10% discount on flood insurance premiums starting April 1, following the city achieving a class 8 rating in the National Flood Insurance Program’s Community Rating System. This rating reflects the city’s dedication to flood mitigation and community safety. The reduction in premiums comes at a necessary time, given the rising costs of living. Homeowners will see this discount applied to their flood insurance premiums after April 1, providing some financial relief amidst increasing expenses.

This comes after the city earned a class eight rating under the community rating system in place by the National Flood Insurance Program.

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SUMMARY: The tropical outlook indicates a 50% chance of development in the tropics, with potential for a northward shift rather than an easterly path. Models show some variability, with a slight chance of the system affecting the Gulf or South Mississippi. Currently, weather is mild and humid, with gray skies and possible light afternoon sprinkles as a front approaches. Evening showers may occur but are likely to dissipate upon reaching the area. The upcoming week is expected to remain unseasonably warm and humid, with low 80s anticipated, particularly around Election Day, and slight rain chances on Tuesday and Wednesday.

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SUMMARY: The weather in South Mississippi is pleasant, with clear skies expected to continue overnight and into tomorrow morning. While a few drops of rain have been seen near New Orleans, the Gulf Coast remains mostly dry, with temperatures cooling into the upper 60s and lower 70s tonight. A steady breeze will keep fog concerns minimal. The region is gearing up for Halloween and a time change this weekend. Notably, the area experienced severe weather, including tornadoes, on this date in 1967. Residents are reminded to stay informed about upcoming events and weather patterns.

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