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1/4 – The Chief's “Roller-Coaster Weather Pattern” Thursday Morning Forecast
SUMMARY: The current weather forecast is sponsored by The People's Bank and features clear skies and cold temperatures. Pearl River County is at or slightly below freezing, while other areas are in the mid to upper 30s. There will be plenty of sunshine today with a maximum temperature of 58 degrees. The forecast also warns of potential rainfall on Friday night and again on Monday and Tuesday, possibly totaling 3 to 4 inches. There is a marginal threat of flash flooding on Friday night. The weekend will see temperatures in the low 60s with a 70% chance of rain on Friday and a 30% chance on Saturday.
SUMMARY: Tonight, Saints legend Drew Brees is appearing at the Mississippi Coast Convention Center for William KY University's scholarship dinner. Brees will be speaking about his career and leadership principles, along with inspiring attendees. The event will also feature Sarah Thomas, a Pascagoula native and the first woman to officiate an NFL game. The stage is being set for an evening of inspiration. The scholarship dinner starts at 7:00, with coverage on WXXV news at 9 and 10.
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3rd annual Biscuits for Babies fundraiser raising money and awareness for Women's Resource Center
SUMMARY: The 4:00 show kitchen is hosting the third annual Biscuits for Babies fundraiser to raise money and awareness for the Women's Resource Center. Susan Jones from Gulfport High's culinary program and Dyra Perez Cruz are guests on the show, showcasing their culinary skills. The Women's Resource Center provides free medical services and education to parents from pregnancy until the child is 2 years old. Success stories prove the impact of their programs. The fundraiser will feature First Lady Ely Reeves as a speaker and offer biscuit boxes for purchase. The event is happening on Friday at the beautiful lawn of the chimneys.
The fundraiser is a chance to raise money and awareness for the Women's Resource Center.
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SUMMARY: As we approach the summer season, it is crucial to prioritize water safety, especially for children aged one to four, as drowning is the leading cause of death in this age group. Adam C Marie from the National Drowning Prevention Alliance emphasizes the importance of enrolling children in swimming lessons from an early age to equip them with vital survival skills. He also encourages adults who cannot swim to start their learning journey. Recognizing the misconception of what drowning looks like, he stresses the silent and quick nature of drowning, highlighting the importance of supervision, barriers, and swim lessons to prevent accidents.
As we start to think about the summer season, it's important to be safe around water.
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