www.youtube.com – WTOK-TV – 2024-06-01 00:14:29

SUMMARY: Tonight, we examine how local first responders prepare for various emergencies. News 11's Anna Williams reports on a downed aircraft response training conducted by Clark County authorities. The annual exercise, involving the Clark County Sheriff's Office, EMS, fire personnel, and the Clark County Management Association, aims to simulate real-life emergencies. This year's training, held with the support of the Air National Guard, was a success, showcasing impressive response times and coordination. It also benefited new pilots and crews during their local orientation flights. Such training ensures first responders are ready for action, teamwork, and saving lives. Reporting in Quitman, Anna Williams, WT News 11.

The Mississippi National Guard along with local emergency responders from Clarke County conducted a simulated crash rescue at the Clarke County Airport.

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www.youtube.com – WTOK-TV – 2024-06-01 00:14:28

SUMMARY: As we transition into June and the start of hurricane season, wet weather persists with widespread rain and thunderstorms affecting areas from Montrose to Taylorville and across Chocko County. Expect steady rainfall, downpours, and some thunderstorms, particularly in the eastern zones, with rain continuing into Saturday morning. Severe weather is possible overnight, primarily with damaging winds. Saturday will start wetter, gradually drying by midday with hit-and-miss showers into the evening. Sunday will be drier but still rainy. Temperatures will range from the low to mid-80s, with risks of localized flooding due to additional 1-3 inches of rain. Expect unsettled weather into early June, clearing up by next Friday.

First Alert: Rounds of rain will lead to flooding concerns

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www.youtube.com – WDAM 7 | The Pine Belt's Local News Station – 2024-05-31 23:38:45

SUMMARY: No hurricanes are currently on the radar, although hurricane season starts tomorrow. Currently, showers are present with temperatures around 79-82°F in areas like Jones College (Ellisville) and Petro Nissan. Radar shows heavier rain near Columbia, moving northward towards Bassfield, Bunker Hill, and potentially reaching Mount Olive. Light showers are impacting parts of Collins, Western Jones County, and Raleigh. Conditions will gradually improve overnight, with showers tapering off and temperatures dropping to the low 70s. Tomorrow, expect widespread showers and thunderstorms, especially in the northern areas, with temperatures in the mid-80s. Rain continues into Sunday but will be more scattered. Next week, conditions will dry up with temperatures climbing back into the 90s.

Patrick's Friday PM Forecast 5/31

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