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Saucier native preps for 46th annual Peter Anderson Festival
SUMMARY: The 46th annual Peter Anderson Arts and Crafts Festival in Ocean Springs showcases artwork from talented artists, including local social artist Elizabeth Huffmaster. She paints daily, primarily using watercolor, and has participated in the festival for over 20 years, appreciating the connection with customers she sees annually. After developing her artistic skills from a young age and earning a graphic design degree, she turned her passion into a successful career while raising her son. Huffmaster’s work has been featured on the festival’s official poster, and she encourages fellow artists to keep creating. The festival also includes a program for young artists.
The Peter Anderson Festival is the largest arts festival in Mississippi where artists and food vendors from across the country visit.
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Sam’s “Rinse and Repeat” Friday morning forecast
SUMMARY: Sam’s Friday morning forecast shows no tropical threats over the next seven days, though a sinking frontal system will bring moisture to the Southeast and Gulf Coast. The Caribbean and Atlantic remain clear as hurricane season enters its sixth week, with about four and a half months left. This morning in Bay St. Louis, skies are clear and temperatures are comfortable in the low to mid-70s, with due points in the upper 60s. Scattered afternoon showers and thunderstorms are expected along the seabreeze, tapering off by evening. Weekend rain chances decrease, but temperatures will rise into the mid-90s next week with continued muggy nights.
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Sam's “Hot and Slightly Wetter” Thursday Morning Forecast
SUMMARY: Sam’s “Hot and Slightly Wetter” Thursday Morning Forecast reports a beautiful morning at Silver Slipper with clear skies and calm waters. Temperatures are in the mid-70s with mid-70s dew points making it sticky, and water temperatures near 86–88°F. Winds will be west to southwest at 5–10 mph, with seas around 1 to 2 feet. Plenty of sunshine will warm the area into the low 90s by afternoon, but a 60% chance of showers and storms is expected between 1 and 5 p.m., lingering into the evening. Rain chances stay elevated Friday, then drop slightly over the weekend. Humidity remains high.
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7/9 Sam’s “Hot, Humid and Slightly Rainy” Wednesday Morning Forecast
SUMMARY: Wednesday morning in Biloxi starts calm and mostly sunny with temperatures in the mid to upper 70s. The Mississippi Power Radar shows dry conditions over land, though a few showers remain over the Gulf moving east and expected to dissipate soon. Afternoon highs will reach around 92°F with a 50% chance of showers and thunderstorms developing along the seabreeze, possibly lingering into the evening until midnight. Overnight lows will stay warm and muggy in the mid-70s. Rainfall totals should be light, around a quarter to half an inch, with hot, humid weather continuing for the next few days.
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