SUMMARY: The Weather Authority, sponsored by Red Pest Solutions, reports widespread cloud cover and overall warm temperatures in Southern Mississippi, expected to be in the upper 70s to lower 80s. Showers and thunderstorms are anticipated, particularly from Lake Charles, Louisiana, with heavy rainfall impacting the Mississippi Gulf Coast. Flash flooding is a concern due to already saturated ground conditions. Future forecasts indicate increasing storm activity through the afternoon. Despite rain chances today and tomorrow, temperatures will rise as a ridge builds. Meanwhile, Paris prepares for the 2024 Olympics opening ceremony amidst heightened security, affecting tourism and local businesses.

7/26 – Trey Tonnessen's “Stoic” Friday Morning Forecast.

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SUMMARY: Today, runners gathered in downtown Biloxi for the “Halfway to Go” event, organized by the Fresh Junkies and Fly Llama Brewing Company, celebrating the midpoint to the Mississippi Gulf Coast Marathon. Recognizing the summer motivation challenge, the event featured a community run followed by prizes and festivities at the brewery. The Mississippi Gulf Coast Marathon was recently named the best marathon in Mississippi for 2023, attracting participants from across the country. Organizers emphasize that running is for everyone, regardless of size or pace, and encourage interested individuals to sign up at msgulfcoastmarathon.com.

Fresh Junkie's and Flay Llama Brewing Company hosted the Halfway to Geaux event.

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SUMMARY: During the pandemic, the 4:00 show significantly expanded its coverage, featuring medical experts like Dr. Nicholas Conger from Memorial Health System. Reflecting on those difficult times, Dr. Conger noted the challenges everyone faced, emphasizing that COVID-19 significantly impacted lives. He highlighted the virus's evolution into a milder form, though it took longer than anticipated for this shift. The discussion also reviewed Harrison County's COVID death rate, which was notably lower than the national average, attributing this success to collaborative efforts among healthcare professionals. Dr. Conger expressed hope that future pandemics would be avoided.

we're revisiting those days with one of our most frequent, dedicated guests —Infectious Disease Specialist from Memorial Health, Dr. Nicholas Conger.

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