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The Farmers’ Almanac Predicts a Wet and Windy Winter for Mississippi

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ourmshome.com – Meredith Biesinger – 2024-08-13 18:30:42

SUMMARY: The 2024-2025 Farmers’ Almanac is now available, noted for its long-range weather forecasts with an accuracy of 80-85%. For this winter, it predicts a mild, wet, and windy season for Mississippi, with December expected to be cold but likely without snow. The Almanac warns of a potentially stormy end to January, with heavy precipitation expected from January 20-27. As winter progresses, Mississippians can anticipate stormy weather leading into a vibrant spring. The Farmers’ Almanac, established in 1818, remains a beloved source for weather predictions, gardening tips, and more. Residents are advised to prepare for various weather conditions.

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Rolling Through History: The Comfort and Culture of Dumplings

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ourmshome.com – Julian Brunt – 2025-09-14 11:02:00

SUMMARY: Dumplings are a comforting, versatile food with many variations worldwide. A classic Southern recipe uses simple flour and water dumplings simmered in chicken stock made from roasted chicken bones and sautéed mirepoix. Alternatives include using biscuit or Bisquick mixes for quick dumplings. Frozen dumplings are convenient but often less favored. Dumplings can be stuffed, such as Chinese potstickers or Eastern European pierogi, with fillings like pork, beef, vegetables, and cheese. Southerners also enjoy deep-fried dumplings. Originating in China during the Eastern Han dynasty, dumplings spread globally via trade routes. They are best enjoyed with flavorful dipping sauces of soy, garlic, vinegar, and chili oil.

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Screech Owls – Small but Cute

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ourmshome.com – Mark W. LaSalle, Ph.D. – 2025-09-13 13:55:00

SUMMARY: The Eastern Screech Owl, the cutest owl in the eastern U.S., comes in gray and red phases and thrives even in urban woodlands. Smaller than Barred and Great Horned Owls, they prey on songbirds, insects, and reptiles. Finding them involves listening and mimicking their distinctive gargled trill at night, a technique taught by bird expert Charlie Brenke. During the day, alarm calls from birds like Bluejays can reveal their location. Nesting boxes help attract pairs, but avoid playback calls during breeding season to prevent disturbing nesting birds. These owls are a fascinating part of local wildlife worth seeking out.

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Cruisin’ the Coast: Where Memory Meets the Open Road

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ourmshome.com – Chelsey George – 2025-09-05 17:08:00

SUMMARY: Every October, Mississippi Gulf Coast comes alive with Cruisin’ the Coast, a classic car event that blends history, community, and passion. Since its start in 1996 with 374 cars, it has grown to over 8,400 vehicles, filling towns like Biloxi and Gulfport with gleaming chrome and roaring engines. More than a car show, it’s a gathering where strangers become friends, stories are shared, and traditions passed to wide-eyed children. The event embodies the Gulf Coast’s resilient spirit, showing how passion and creativity keep history alive and inspire generations, making Cruisin’ the Coast a vibrant celebration of life and legacy.

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