SUMMARY: The Weather Authority welcomes viewers back and provides an update on the weather conditions. The Christmas lights in Jones Park in Gulfport are shining brightly under calm and tranquil conditions. Temperatures are in the low to mid-50s in the southern parts of the area, while further north, temperatures are in the mid-40s. Cloud cover is building up across the Mississippi Gulf Coast. A warm front will bring storms to Central Arkansas and Northern Mississippi, while a cold front will move through Mississippi and the Gulf Coast. There is a 20% chance of showers in the forecast, and there is a possibility of strong to severe storms on Saturday.

Friday is right around the corner… and so are thunderstorms.

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SUMMARY: The meteorologist, Trey, gives a lively coast forecast with clear skies but cold temperatures. He encourages the audience to exclaim “woo” for the clear skies and reports current temperatures in Gulfport and Tallahassee, Florida, and Denver. He teases possible rainfall over the weekend.

Trey Tonnessen, Lori Buhring, Ric Flair

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SUMMARY: The weather across the Mississippi Gulf Coast is calm and tranquil, with cold conditions continuing into the evening and overnight. Temperatures are in the mid-30s, with the possibility of patchy frost in the morning. Winds are mostly calm, with a shift to southeasterly winds expected tomorrow. A frontal system is forecasted to bring showers and thunderstorms on Saturday, with the potential for severe weather due to a moist environment. The high pressure system will drop to the east, bringing the calm and beautiful weather into tomorrow, but the weekend may see some weather changes.

Wednesday December 6th, 2023: Throughout this workweek, the Mississippi Gulf coast has seen stability in multiple facets of the atmosphere and weather enterprise. Tonight, (Wednesday Night) will be no exception. A clear night across the southeastern region will once again persist. As this is the case, cloud cover being absent from the Gulf Coast will allow much of our collected daytime heat to escape rapidly after the sun goes down. The result of this will be temperature lows in south Mississippi hanging around 35 degrees on Wednesday night. As I explained in tonight's forecast (attached above), the calm winds will also assist in our cooling setup. After tonight, our focus in the weather enterprise quickly shifts to Saturday, which is when the Mississippi Gulf Coast and WXXV viewing area will watch the potential for severe weather development after the midday time frame. As always: A cloudy day is no match for a sunny disposition. Be nice to each other. — Meteorologist Trey Tonnessen —

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