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“Captain’s Outlook” Forecast – Meteorologist Trey Tonnessen
SUMMARY: The temperatures in the area are comfortable this evening, ranging from the upper 60s to lower 70s. The weather is calm with winds between 5 to 10 mph. There are still some clouds, but the rainfall has moved out of the area. The overnight temperatures will be in the lower 60s. Tomorrow, there will be more sunshine and temperatures will be in the upper 70s. The Gulf Coast is currently experiencing drought conditions, although there was some rain in the past 48 hours. The moisture will be pushed out of the area in the next couple of days. Overall, the 7-day forecast shows sunshine and some temperature changes.
Thursday October 12th, 2023: Much quieter day today and will remain generally quiet through the forecast. Even with a cold front expected Friday night and Saturday it will likely remain dry with the forecast being mostly a temperature focused forecast. These low clouds have been stubborn and will probably continue to hang around through sunset and possibly most of the night but are expected to lift and clear out through the morning hours tomorrow Zonal flow aloft and high pressure at the sfc will take over tonight but the LL thermal trough will be very slow to evacuate and is more so retreating to the north-northwest. This is why these low and mid clouds have hung around today and likely through a good portion of the night. Overall Friday and Friday night will be quiet however a deep low currently moving into the central and northern Plains will continue east into the Great Lakes by Saturday while a strong s/w on the backside starts to dive southeast out of Canada into the High and northern Plains Friday night. The main low will help to drive a cold front through the area overnight Friday and early Saturday while the secondary s/w will help to dig and develop the L/W trough that will develop across the eastern CONUS by Monday. The cold front will bring in cooler and drier air but it could be late enough in the day allowing highs to still get into the upper 70s and lower 80s. However, the cold air advection will continue through the night leading to a much cooler Sunday. That said, the work week could begin even cooler as that previously mentioned s/w will help to usher in a reinforcing cold front Sunday afternoon and night.
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Statewide literacy meetings aim to boost reading skills and family engagement
SUMMARY: The Mississippi Department of Education is hosting a series of statewide literacy meetings this month to improve reading skills and family engagement. One meeting took place at Reeves Elementary in Long Beach, aiming to review Mississippi’s Literacy-Based Promotion Act, a 2013 state law promoting comprehensive reading instruction for children. The department and Long Beach School District emphasize the importance of involving families in this process, as a solid literacy foundation benefits children’s lifelong learning and fluency. These meetings provide an opportunity to equip parents with effective tools to support their children’s literacy development and overall success in education and life.
The Mississippi Department of Education is hosting a series of literacy meetings across the state this month.
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Saints Report: Saints lose another close game this time in week two against the San Francisco 49ers
SUMMARY: The New Orleans Saints lost a close game in week two against the San Francisco 49ers, 26-21, at the Caesar Superdome. Despite missing key 49ers players, the Saints struggled early but fought back with touchdowns by Rasheed Shahid and Devon Ble. A critical fourth-down sack of Spencer Rattler sealed their fate. Coach Kell Moore praised the team’s effort but emphasized the need for better situational play and seizing opportunities. The Saints aim to improve as they prepare to face the Seattle Seahawks next Sunday, September 21st. Reporting from the Caesar Superdome, Ever Gier Jr., WXXV News25 Sports.
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Harrison County approves budget with no tax increase
SUMMARY: Harrison County leaders have finalized and approved the 2025-2026 fiscal budget with no tax increase, balancing expenditures at around $324 million. The Board of Supervisors completed budget talks and passed the budget before the October 1st deadline. Board President Nathan Barrett confirmed there will be no increases in the county’s tax levies. However, the Harrison County School District will implement a small, state-required increase in their school tax, which is a formality and expected to have minimal impact on taxpayers. Overall, the county’s budget remains stable without additional fiscal burdens on residents.
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