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5/8 – Jeff Vorick’s “Thunderstorms Exiting” Monday Evening Forecast
SUMMARY: Shower and thunderstorm activity will become less widespread over the next few hours, with isolated rain chances overnight and patches of light fog possible. Tuesday is expected to be warm and muggy, with scattered thunderstorms. Rain is likely in the afternoon, but by midweek there will be more dry time and breaks in the clouds. High pressure is expected by the weekend, with continued warm and humid conditions.
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SUMMARY: The Gulf Coast Swim Association celebrated its 50th anniversary with Coach Dana Abbott and original swimmers. One of them, 96-year-old Rose Mary Collins, still swims daily. Her son and daughter expressed pride in her dedication, with Coach Abbott praising her as one of the best persons he knows. For Rose Mary, swimming keeps her fit and healthy both physically and mentally. She has even qualified for the National Senior Games in 2025. The community admires her as an inspiration, showing that age doesn't have to be a barrier to staying active and achieving goals.
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SUMMARY: Meteorologist Trey Tonnessen is forecasting severe weather for South Mississippi over the next two days. Two rounds of heavy rain and severe weather are expected, with the greatest threats coming Sunday evening into Monday morning and Monday evening through Tuesday morning. The area is under a flood watch starting Sunday evening. The impacts of severe weather could include damaging wind gusts, large hail, and even tornadoes. It is advised to stay weather aware and monitor updates from WXXV Your Weather Authority. Multiple Weather Service offices cover the area, providing additional analysis for severe weather forecasts.
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SUMMARY: The University of Southern Mississippi Graduate School's Susan A. Siltanen Graduate Student Research Symposium showcased the research of over 70 graduate students on April 18 at the Hattiesburg campus. The symposium featured oral and poster presentations, highlighting innovative scholarship by students. Winners were announced for oral presentations in categories such as Arts and Humanities, Physical Sciences and Mathematics, Social and Educational Sciences and Business, and Life, Health, and Environmental Sciences. Additionally, awards were given for Mentor of the Year, Research Assistant of the Year, and Teaching Assistant of the Year. The event aimed to provide a platform for students to present their research in a supportive environment.
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Scattered showers linger, with clearing for Wednesday and Thursday – Home – WCBI TV
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10:00 PM Severe Weather First Look
5/13 – Trey Tonnessen's “Severe Weather” Monday Night Forecast
Northwest Rankin has a new boys basketball head coach
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News 11 at 10PM_Weather 5/13/24
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SuperTalk FM6 days agoMississippi governor approves bill allowing electronic search warrants
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Mississippi News6 days agoStrong storms late Wednesday night – Home – WCBI TV
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Mississippi News5 days ago
Louisville names street after a former high school
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SuperTalk FM1 day ago
Martin Lawrence making 3 stops in Mississippi on comedy tour
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SuperTalk FM6 days ago
$30 million RV park coming to Natchez features amphitheater, pickle ball courts, and more
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Mississippi News6 days ago
Crews close Jackson street due to large sinkhole
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Mississippi News5 days ago
Man arrested for allegedly breaking into home, robbing owner
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Mississippi Today4 days agoLawmakers may have to return to Capitol May 14 to override Gov. Tate Reeves’ potential vetoes
