SUMMARY: The weather forecast for the Mississippi Gulf Coast features ongoing warmth and humidity, with temperatures reaching the low to mid-80s in southern areas and upper 80s further north. Winds from the south and southeast continue to bring moisture, maintaining the humid conditions. Water vapor imagery reveals dry air at mid-levels with more moisture underneath, resulting in lower-level clouds and minimal rainfall. A few showers and thunderstorms are expected in northern Mississippi by midweek. As temperatures rise, viewers are reminded to use windshield visors to keep car interiors cool. The pattern of heat and humidity will persist into next week, with potential rainfall early in the week.

5/21 – Trey Tonnessen's “Humid Feeling” Tuesday Evening Forecast

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SUMMARY: Welcome back to the 4:00 show! Today, Chef Horst Pfeifer from Middendorf's Restaurant in Slidell, famous for their thin-fried catfish, is here. Horst explains their process: slicing catfish thin, soaking it in a salt brine, and coating it with cornmeal and corn flour for a delicious, crispy fry. He also demonstrates preparing soft shell crab, from cleaning to frying. Despite being a delicacy that some people liken to eating a spider, it's popular once tried. The soft shell crab is fried to perfection, showcasing the meticulous craftsmanship behind Middendorf's renowned dishes.

Our friends from Middendorf's Restaurant in Slidell are here to prepare thin fried catfish and soft shell crab.

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SUMMARY: A Sky High roast event is taking place at the Aviation Heritage Museum to honor Roland Weeks, former publisher of the Sun Herald and a notable pilot. Francisco Gonzalez shares that the roast will feature eight people, roasting Weeks about his publishing career and his flying exploits. Weeks, who started as a publisher at 31, transformed the Sun Herald and later became a philanthropist, contributing to projects like the Oro Kee Museum. The event will include silent and live auctions, an open mic session, and catering by L Italian restaurant. Tickets are nearly sold out, with the deadline to purchase by midnight.

People will get the chance to share stories, all for a good cause.

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