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Mississippi Power keeping employees cool with new vest tech
SUMMARY: Mississippi Power is providing its workers with cooling vests to combat the intense heat. Made by Cooling Shirt Systems, these vests help linemen and groundworkers stay cool and efficient while working on power lines and electrical systems. The vests are connected to an ice chest, with pipes woven into the vest and placed on the back and torso area. This technology allows workers to work for up to two hours without needing as many breaks. It improves productivity and safety for employees in the scorching heat.
SUMMARY: The weather in South Mississippi is currently warm but less humid than usual, making it more comfortable. The area is clear with temperatures in the upper 70s to mid-80s. The forecast indicates humidity and rainfall will return in the next few days as a frontal system moves out. This shift may lead to thunderstorms and increased moisture. A tropical system is causing flooding in South Florida, but it will likely move away from Mississippi. Tomorrow, temperatures will be in the mid-90s with more sunshine. The 7-day forecast shows a mix of sunny days and returning rain.
6/13 – Trey Tonnessen's “Steak & Potatoes” Thursday Night Forecast
SUMMARY: The WXXV News 25 forecast, powered by Mississippi Power, discusses local weather, including how grilling weather impacts our forecast and the positive tropical outlook for South Mississippi. The segment also examines recent decreases in humidity, which have led to more comfortable “feels like” temperatures. Tune in for detailed updates as WXXV News 25 at 9 begins.
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