SUMMARY: The WTVA Fall Senior Health Fair is tomorrow from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. in Building 5. This in-person event connects local seniors with community vendors offering various healthcare resources. Baptist Memorial Hospital, represented by Stephanie Hayes, will provide blood pressure checks, health education, and information from their wound care and cancer centers. An “Ask the Doc” session will allow seniors to consult with a physician. The Jerry Psych and Rehab Center will also participate. The fair encourages seniors to attend without appointments to learn about their health, be proactive, and access valuable resources to support their well-being.

The WTVA Senior Health Fair is on Tuesday from 8-12 p.m. at the Tupelo Furniture Market.

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SUMMARY: Downtown Meridian is hot and humid at 88°F, feeling like 90°F. Butler has rain with temperatures near 84°F, while Quitman is hotter at 91°F, feeling like 99°F. Livingston experienced showers, cooling temperatures to the upper 70s. Spotty showers may continue tonight, especially near Butler, with rain decreasing in Sumter County. An approaching cold front could increase rain chances overnight and tomorrow, with level one and two severe weather threats in northern Mississippi, though not locally. Cooler, drier air arrives Sunday, lowering dew points and temperatures to highs in the 80s and lows in the 50s. Tropical Invest 91L has moderate development chances; Hurricane Kiko remains a concern for Hawaii.

9/5/25- Below average temps return this weekend

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SUMMARY: Overnight showers moved through south of Interstate 20, affecting Smith, Jasper, Newton, and Scott counties, but have since cleared. Thursday morning starts cool with temperatures in the upper 60s to low 70s—68 in Philadelphia, 67 in D’Lo and Livingston, 69 in Decatur, 70 in Meridian, and 71 in Eucutta. Clouds are present but the sun is visible. Afternoon highs will reach the lower 90s with heat indices in the mid to upper 90s, signaling hot, humid conditions. A small chance of afternoon showers exists. Friday is dry; Saturday brings a cold front with spotty showers, followed by cooler, drier air Sunday and Monday. Tropical activity is likely, with the next storm named Gabrielle.

Sunshine will prevail for most of Thursday and Friday… Tori Alvarado’s First Alert Weather Forecast 9/4/25 For more Local News …

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