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Meteorologist Trey Tonnessen: “Fog Horn” 10PM Forecast

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2 years ago

November 8, 2023

www.youtube.com – WXXV 25 – 2023-11-08 23:15:53

SUMMARY: The Weather Authority provides an evening weather update with a view of Bay St Louis from the HL Raymond properties Tower camera. The weather is stable and tranquil, but patterns are expected to change throughout the week, with increased cloud cover and fog forming overnight. Overnight lows will be around 62-63°F with dense fog likely in the Mississippi Gulf Coast and Southern Louisiana. Humidity levels are high, increasing the likelihood of fog formation. The National Weather Service has issued a dense fog advisory for Mississippi and Louisiana, warning of visibility below 100 ft in some areas. A frontal system arriving on Friday will bring much-needed rainfall.

Wednesday November 8th, 2023: High pressure continues to sit to the east of Mississippi,
allowing for gradual moisture return and dew point temperatures
that increased statewide. A broad surface trough of low pressure
moving through the Midwest has slightly tightened the pressure gradient,
which is why our daytime wind speeds increased to 15-20 mph but they
are already decreasing as the trough quickly departs and the gradient
weakens tonight. Despite the morning fog and upper-level cirrus, Daytime
highs reached the low to mid 80s from the coast moving north in our area.
The National Weather Service once again has focused tonight on a recently
familiar hazard, because it’s basically the only big problem tonight.
That problem is patchy dense fog and straight up dense fog across the coast.

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Sam Lucey's Friday Evening Forecast

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20 hours ago

June 16, 2025

Staff Editor

www.youtube.com – WXXV 25 – 2025-06-16 07:32:52

SUMMARY: Sam Lucey’s Friday Evening Forecast reports that rainfall totals over the last 24 hours have significantly decreased compared to earlier in the week, with most areas receiving just a trace to under a quarter inch. Temperatures remain warm, reaching upper 80s to low 90s, maintaining a summerlike pattern. Tonight is mostly dry with a slight 20% chance of a stray shower and possible patchy fog early tomorrow. By tomorrow afternoon, showers and thunderstorms return with a 60% chance, increasing to 70% early next week. Rain chances are expected to decrease midweek, leading to hotter afternoon temperatures by late week.

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FIRST ALERT: More chances for rain this week, upcoming forecast (6/15/2025)

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1 day ago

June 15, 2025

Staff Editor

www.youtube.com – WLOX News – 2025-06-15 21:39:05

SUMMARY: Scattered showers and storms continued across South Mississippi over Father’s Day weekend and are expected to persist into Monday and Tuesday. A waterspout came ashore near Gulfport and Long Beach, quickly dissipating. While rain chances taper off overnight, daytime heating will fuel more storms early this week, with possible localized flooding due to saturated ground. A pattern shift later in the week will reduce storm coverage but increase temperatures. Highs will reach the low 90s on the coast and mid-90s inland by the weekend. Despite the heat, the tropics remain quiet with no development expected over the next seven days.

Meteorologist Taylor Graham has the latest on this week’s chances for rain and the upcoming forecast.

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Digital Desk: Scattered showers and storms expected this afternoon (6/15/25)

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2 days ago

June 15, 2025

Staff Editor

www.youtube.com – WLOX News – 2025-06-15 09:13:13

SUMMARY: Good morning South Mississippi, and happy Father’s Day! It’s a nice start with mostly clear skies and temperatures in the 70s and 80s. Expect increasing cloud cover and scattered showers and storms developing by the afternoon, especially around 2 to 3 PM. Some storms may produce frequent lightning, small hail, and gusty winds up to 40-50 mph, but no severe weather is expected. Rain chances continue through midweek, easing by Thursday or Friday as a high-pressure ridge strengthens, bringing lower rain chances and hotter temperatures. No tropical activity is expected in the Gulf or Atlantic over the next seven days.