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Digital Desk: Possible showers and storms Saturday afternoon (6/14/25)
SUMMARY: Good morning, South Mississippi. Today will be busy with scattered showers and storms starting around noon or 1 p.m., similar to recent days. Storms are scattered, some may be strong with frequent lightning, small hail, or gusty winds up to 50 mph but no severe weather is expected. This activity is enhanced by a slow-moving low-pressure system causing above-average rainfall this week. Showers will taper off by late evening as the sun sets. Tomorrow, rain chances decrease slightly with continued afternoon storms, especially on Father’s Day. The tropics remain quiet with no storms expected in the next 5-7 days.
Meteorologist Aaron Colby has an update on the radar, with some possible showers and storms Saturday afternoon.
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FIRST ALERT: Scattered showers and storms possible, hot temperatures continue throughout the week
SUMMARY: FIRST ALERT: Scattered showers and storms are possible today in South Mississippi, with highs near 90°F and heat index values reaching 105°F or higher. Morning showers in Jackson County are dissipating, but a few scattered storms may develop through midday, especially near coastal areas. Rain chances decrease into the evening and over the weekend, with Sunday bringing lower rain chances but higher humidity and temperatures in the low to mid-90s. Heat index values could reach 110–115°F early next week. A tropical air mass remains nearby, potentially increasing rain chances midweek. The tropics show low development risk currently, with the season near normal activity.
Meteorologist Aaron Colby has the latest on possible scattered showers and storms with hot temperatures sticking around.
SUMMARY: Harrison County leaders are taking steps to reopen the parking garage at the courthouse, which has been closed since November 2024 after parts of the concrete were found to be crumbling. Bids are now being accepted to address structural issues within the garage. County Engineer Jaclyn Turner emphasized that while the structure is not in critical condition, it remains closed to prevent any potential damage. Turner remains optimistic that the garage could be reopened next year. She noted that repairs have been discussed for years and expressed determination to ensure the work is finally completed.
Steps being taken to reopen parking garage at Harrison County Courthouse
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SUMMARY: Free sandbags are now available for residents and businesses in Biloxi, Gulfport, and D’Iberville to help reinforce properties ahead of tropical weather. These sandbags can be picked up at self-serve locations, where individuals must bring their own shovel. In Gulfport, there is a limit of 10 sandbags per person. For a complete list of sandbag distribution sites, visit the WLOX-DOT website. The initiative aims to support community preparedness and minimize damage during upcoming storms by providing necessary materials at no cost.
In preparation for possible tropical weather, sandbag locations are available.
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