SUMMARY: Over the weekend in Wiggins, a fire engine accident left a firefighter pinned underneath the vehicle. The firefighter, responding to a wreck on Highway 26 near Bay Drive and SE Earl Road, was trapped when the truck flipped twice around 11:40 PM. Witnesses reported that the seatbelt likely prevented more severe injuries. Clayton Sharp, who heard the call on the radio and responded, described the scene as chaotic with equipment scattered. Fire Chief Steve Purvis said crews used the jaws of life to free the firefighter in about 10 minutes. The responder is recovering, and Highway Patrol is investigating the incident.

A firefighter, who remains anonymous, was responding to an accident when the vehicle flipped, pinning them underneath.

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SUMMARY: WX News Now at 10 starts with breaking news: traffic on I-10 in Jackson County remains at a standstill nearly four hours after a crash involving two 18-wheelers. The crash has resulted in one fatality this afternoon. Live footage shows the scene, with traffic backed up all night. The situation is expected to continue for some time, and updates will be provided as the story develops.

As of 9:02 p.m., officials say the cleanup could take up to six hours.

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SUMMARY: Today's weather was sunny with a breeze, slightly warmer than usual for this time of year, with temperatures in the mid to upper 70s and lower 80s. Humidity was noticeable, contributing to the warm feel. Overnight, temperatures will remain warm, with slightly cooler temperatures expected tomorrow. Winds from the south are maintaining humidity levels. Despite a passing cold front, dry air at mid-levels persists, but surface moisture remains high. Calm conditions prevailed, though a trough in the West will bring snow and rain to some areas, with fire danger in the Four Corners region. The Gulf Coast will see calm, dry weather into Memorial Day weekend.

5/20 – Trey Tonnessen's “Dry Period” Monday Night Forecast

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