SUMMARY: Good evening, South Mississippi. I’m meteorologist Sam Parker with your Wednesday night forecast. Today was pretty warm with rising humidity, making it feel hotter than yesterday. We tracked some spotty showers, mainly weakening as they moved from George County through Stone County toward northern Harrison County. Showers came from the east due to moisture from Florida, but chances will decrease overnight with calmer winds and lows around 73°F. Tomorrow will be warmer with highs near 88°F and a 30% chance of afternoon showers. The weekend heats into the 90s, with increasing rain chances late Sunday through early next week, bringing more scattered showers and thunderstorms.

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SUMMARY: South Mississippi is experiencing hazy skies due to Canadian wildfire smoke and a Saharan dust plume, which filter sunlight and enhance sunsets when clouds are present. Another surge of Saharan dust is expected through the weekend. A small thunderstorm moved through George County with heavy rain but limited lightning. The National Hurricane Center lowered tropical development chances off the Carolinas due to high wind shear and land interaction. The tropics remain quiet despite some misleading long-range model hype about potential Gulf hurricanes linked to the Central American Gy mechanism. The week’s forecast includes highs in the 80s-90s with hit-or-miss showers and storms, increasing next week with an approaching front.

Chief Meteorologist Eric Jeansonne has the latest on the Saharan dust, tropics update and more.

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SUMMARY: WXXV’s Weather Kid Wednesday featured 15-year-old Natalie, who shared a Bay St. Louis sunrise photo because of her family ties and love for the area. Today’s forecast includes a 30% chance of showers with increased humidity, following yesterday’s sunny weather. Tonight will be cooler with clearing skies and calm winds, with temperatures around 73°F. Natalie enjoys swimming at her grandparents’ pool, tanning, and walking her dog. Due to upcoming rainy days, she plans to watch and listen to the musical *Hamilton*, which she says boosts her productivity. The segment included some weather science explaining wind patterns and warm air movement.

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