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Today’s First Alert Weather Kid is Kayliana (6/18)
SUMMARY: Today’s First Alert Weather Kid is Kayliana, who submitted a creative drawing featured during the forecast segment. Her picture depicted the sun shining brightly, but with a lot of clouds in the sky, partially blocking the sunshine. The image cleverly captured the essence of a partly cloudy day, emphasizing how the clouds bring down the sunlight. In other news, the Clarke County Sheriff’s Department will be installing new cameras to enhance law enforcement capabilities. More details about this development are expected to be shared soon as part of ongoing updates to improve public safety and surveillance infrastructure.
Today’s First Alert Weather Kid is Kayliana (6/18)
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WATCH LIVE | Friday Forecast
SUMMARY: Good morning! Today, expect cloudy skies across the southeast, including Mississippi, Louisiana, Alabama, and Texas. A tropical wave will bring an 80% chance of rain, mainly from noon to evening, with temperatures around 89-90°F. Winds from the southeast at 10-15 mph with gusts may make driving hazardous, so please be cautious. Thunderstorms will mainly affect Alabama, Louisiana, and Texas, but by 9 PM, the rain should clear. Saturday will bring a 60% rain chance with highs near 93°F. Sunday will be hot at 96°F with only a 20% chance of pop-up showers. No tropical threats expected this week. Stay safe!
Rex Thompson has your weather forecast for this coming rainy weekend.
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Good Morning Meridian Tori Alvarado's First Alert Weather Forecast 7/17/25
SUMMARY: Good Morning Meridian’s Tori Alvarado delivers the First Alert Weather Forecast for July 17, 2025. Before discussing teams with new head coaches, Tori provides a detailed look at the upcoming weather conditions. The forecast includes a complete outlook for the next few days, helping viewers prepare for any changes. While sports updates focus on teams with new leadership, Tori emphasizes the importance of staying informed about the weather first. This forecast aims to keep the community aware and ready for whatever the day may bring, balancing local sports news and weather updates effectively.
Good Morning Meridian Tori Alvarado’s First Alert Weather Forecast 7/17/25
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How to make a homemade strawberry milkshake
SUMMARY: Registered dietitian Rebecca Turner from the Dairy Alliance demonstrated how to make a simple homemade strawberry milkshake using strawberry ice cream and milk. The Dairy Alliance, a nonprofit supporting Mississippi’s 48 dairy farms, promotes dairy as part of a healthy diet providing calcium, vitamin D, and protein. Turner highlighted lactose-free ice cream and milk options made from real cow’s milk but with lactose removed for those sensitive to it. After blending 3-4 scoops of strawberry cheesecake lactose-free ice cream with milk, the shake is topped with whipped cream and sprinkles. Fresh milk typically reaches stores within 48 hours from farms.
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