SUMMARY: Chief meteorologist Eric Jawan shares a time-lapse video of a shelf cloud moving across Back Bay, sent in by a viewer. He explains that shelf clouds indicate the Leading Edge of rain-cooled air mixing with warm air in a storm. Eric also discusses live tower cam footage showing mammatus clouds, caused by sinking air pushing clouds down. This weather update provides viewers with a visual understanding of meteorological phenomena in their area.

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SUMMARY: The GMM show welcomes back Katherine Sutton from Mississippi Heroes to talk about the superhero 5K and Fun Run happening to raise money and awareness for caregivers. The event is open to everyone and participants can dress up as any superhero. Funds raised will go towards building wheelchair ramps for those in need in the community. The importance of caregivers, who are often unsung heroes, is highlighted. The event is a way to show appreciation and support for caregivers in the community. The event is happening this weekend in buxy, starting at 7 am.

Katherine Sutton with Mississippi Heroes shares how this year's 5K will support building wheelchair ramps on the Coast. For more …

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SUMMARY: May is National Speech Language Hearing Month, raising awareness for communication disorders and the professionals who treat them. Encompass Health offered a speech pathologist to discuss how technology has influenced the field. The American Academy of Speech Correction formed in 1926, with speech pathology evolving over the next 20 years, particularly after World War II when soldiers returned with brain injuries. Speech pathologists work on speech, swallowing, voice, language, and cognition. Technology like communication boards and apps have improved therapy methods. Telehealth is becoming more popular, especially in rural areas where access to speech therapy may be limited. Visit encompasshealth.com for more information.

Patrick Moates explores the technology that has shaped modern speech pathology since WWII with guest pathologist Daye Click.

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