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1/9 – Trey Tonnessen's “Sliding High Pressure” Tuesday Night Forecast
SUMMARY: The weather is cold and unusual for this time of year, with temperatures dropping into the 30s and feeling like the 20s overnight. The Gulf Coast has seen rainfall averages of 2-2.5 inches, with higher amounts further north and east. Wind gusts of 75-80 mph are expected in some areas, and a high pressure system will bring stability for the next day and a half before clouds return later in the week. A storm system is expected on Friday, with a severe weather outlook. It is advised to be prepared and stay safe. Also, there is a discussion about the National Championship.
Here on the Mississippi Gulf Coast, we will have one and a half days of drier weather; before another system will move through the area Thursday night into Friday morning. Southerly surface winds will help to return warm, humid, and moist air back into the environment ahead of that system. If enough return flow occurs, we will be looking at the possibility of severe weather for our area. Currently, it looks like there will be sufficient moisture and instability. As of now, Storm Prediction Center has placed us in a slight risk (level 2/5) for severe weather. The main threats would likely be strong damaging winds and maybe a tornado or two.
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Celebrate Cities: Diamondhead – Miles Schwander, Park Ten Lanes
SUMMARY: Miles Schwander, the owner of Park 10 Lanes, discusses his transition from the roofing business to owning a bowling center. He talks about the hard work and challenges involved in running a local business and highlights the various improvements and events happening at Park 10 Lanes. Schwander encourages everyone to come and have fun, even if they are not experienced bowlers, and mentions the daily lunch specials and diverse food options available at the snack bar. Overall, Park 10 Lanes offers a fun and affordable experience for the local community and visitors to enjoy bowling, food, and entertainment.
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Celebrate Cities: Diamondhead – Gary Becker, POA President 8am
SUMMARY: Mr. Gary Becker, the POA president of Diamond Head, discusses the community's amenities, history, and responsibilities. With about 8,000 homes and 10,000 residents, the POA oversees operations, including managing $30 million in assets. The $56 monthly dues help fund amenities like golf courses, pools, airport, and marina. The POA also works with the city to maintain cleanliness and property values. Special events like Bingo, karaoke, and live bands are held regularly. Visitors are welcome to enjoy the clubhouse and restaurant. Overall, Diamond Head offers a beautiful and active community for residents and visitors alike.
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Popp’s Ferry Bridge reopened to traffic following lock malfunction on draw
SUMMARY: The Pop's Ferry Bridge in Buuy was closed earlier due to a malfunction in the draw operation, causing traffic delays. However, the bridge has since been reopened as city officials were able to fix the issue within the last 30 minutes. The closure, along with rainy weather, contributed to further slowdowns for drivers in the area.
City officials say that the lock on the draw was operating incorrectly, leaving the bridge locked in the closed position.
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