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Motivational Moments – Sept. 18, 2023
SUMMARY: In Mark 5:21, Jesus is interrupted on his way to heal Gyrus' daughter by a woman with an issue of blood. He heals her when she touches the hem of his garment. Jesus stops and asks who touched him, wanting to know her story. The woman reluctantly comes forward and tells him everything. Not only does Jesus heal her, but he also wants to be involved in her life. This shows that God desires to have a close and personal relationship with everyone. The reader is encouraged to bring their pains and struggles to the Lord, knowing that he wants to be their friend.
Motivational Moments – Sept. 18, 2023
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SUMMARY: Temperatures are in the low 80s with sunny skies and a few clouds. A brief shower is passing through, but not much else is happening. Tomorrow will be beautiful and warm with highs in the mid to upper 80s. The humidity will increase towards the end of the week as a storm system approaches, bringing the potential for severe thunderstorms on Friday. Up to 3 inches of rain is expected, followed by drying out over the weekend. Temperatures will rise into the low 90s next week. Stay updated on the weather as Friday approaches for potential severe weather.
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MEMA: 5 homes damaged in Jefferson Davis Co., 1 death reported following severe weather event
SUMMARY: Mississippi Emergency Management Agency is assessing damage from recent storms. MIMO released preliminary report on Sunday and Monday, with one death in Wilkinson County and one injury in Lawrence County. Homes and businesses in Jefferson Davis, Lincoln, and Smith counties were damaged. Emergency Management Agency is working with counties to address the aftermath of the storms.
he Mississippi Emergency Management Agency has released the first preliminary report of damage assessments following the severe weather event.
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SUMMARY: After the rain, temperatures will remain warm with highs in the mid to upper 80s. Clouds may thin out in the afternoon, becoming mostly sunny. Overnight, temperatures will drop to the lower 60s with some patchy fog expected. Wednesday will be hot and sunny with temperatures in the upper 80s. Thursday will see an increase in clouds and a slight chance of showers. Heavy rain is expected on Friday, potentially leading to strong thunderstorms. The weekend will see a chance of showers on Saturday with temperatures reaching the upper 80s. Clear skies are expected on Sunday and Monday with temperatures warming up to the low 90s.
Look for partly cloudy skies this afternoon with only a 20 percent chance of a shower.
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Mississippi Sound Coalition keeping up fight to protect from pollution caused by Spillway opening
Small section of Deer Island up for sale
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