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Record cold possible Wednesday morning
SUMMARY: A snowstorm has hit south Mississippi, leaving up to 10 inches of snow in some areas. Temperatures are dropping into the low 20s, with windchill factors making it feel as cold as -3°F. The National Weather Service has issued a warning about dangerous road conditions, which are expected to worsen overnight and into tomorrow, with icy streets persisting. Although sunshine will help melt ice on main roads, side streets may remain icy. Tomorrow night could bring even colder temperatures, possibly into the teens, with refreezing conditions. The region remains under a weather alert for icy roads through Wednesday.
Eric’s First Alert Forecast Jan 21, 2025
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9/4 – Sam Lucey's “A Little More Humid” Thursday Night Forecast
SUMMARY: On this Thursday evening at the Silver Slipper Casino, skies are mostly clear with some passing clouds and a little more humidity than yesterday. Coastal temperatures are in the upper 80s, rising to the mid-90s inland, such as 94 at Wiggins. Winds from the south are steady at 10 mph along the coast, bringing Gulf moisture and higher dew points, making overnight temperatures warmer in the upper 60s to mid-70s. Light scattered showers possible tonight, with southern winds returning tomorrow, keeping highs in the low to mid-90s. Cloud cover will increase Saturday ahead of a cold front bringing isolated showers Sunday and Monday, then cooler temperatures with highs in the mid-80s.
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D’Iberville bank robbery suspect still on the run, officials say
SUMMARY: The search continues for Tyler Bell, the suspect wanted in connection to a bank robbery at Hancock Whitney Bank on D’Iberville Boulevard. The robbery occurred just before 3 p.m. Bell initially entered the bank asking to use the bathroom but was denied and left. Shortly after, he returned, handed a teller a note demanding money, and received an unknown amount before fleeing. Police received conflicting reports about his escape, with some saying he ran on foot and others that he drove away. Surveillance footage is still being reviewed. Authorities urge anyone with information to come forward as the investigation develops.
D’Iberville bank robbery suspect still on the run, officials say
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FIRST ALERT: Pleasant mornings, hot afternoons expected (09/03/2025)
SUMMARY: South Mississippi will experience pleasant mornings with temperatures in the 60s and 70s, followed by hot afternoons reaching the 90s. Tonight is quiet and comfortable, with light south winds and no significant weather activity. A dip in the jet stream brings cooler, drier air and wind shear, limiting tropical activity in the Gulf. Rain chances are low, with only stray showers possible. Water conditions are calm with northwest to southeast winds at 5-10 knots and seas 1-2 feet. The Atlantic has a high chance of tropical development, but it is expected to stay away from the Gulf, posing more concern for the East Coast.
Chief Meteorlogist Eric Jeansonne explains why relief from the summer heat may come during the earlier hours of the day.
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