SUMMARY: Lt. Governor Delbert Hosemann is conducting a brainstorming tour across the state of Mississippi. This morning, he made a stop on the Gulf Coast to discuss various topics with the Gulf Coast Business Council. The tour aims to engage with local business leaders and communities to generate ideas and address regional concerns. Bill Snyder and Lexi Johansen, a Gulf Coast native, are involved in reporting or supporting the event. Hosemann’s tour reflects his commitment to collaboration and innovation in addressing the state’s economic and community development challenges.

Lt. Gov. Hosemann meet with the council and community members on Thursday.

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SUMMARY: Sam’s “Higher Rain Chance” Wednesday Evening Forecast reports towering cumulus clouds linked to showers and thunderstorms moving through Harrison and Stone Counties. After a high of 94°F, temperatures fell to 75°F this morning, with current readings near 90°F. Storms producing lightning, heavy rain, gusty winds, and potential small hail continue moving westward. Tonight’s forecast holds mid-70s temperatures and increasing rain chances into tomorrow afternoon, around 40%, with highs near 93°F. Thursday brings multiple rain rounds with gusty winds and cooler temps in the upper 70s by Friday. The weekend and early next week remain wet, with 60-70% rain coverage and highs in the low to mid-90s.

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SUMMARY: The weather in Biloxi this Tuesday evening is warm and humid, with current temperatures around 86°F and a feels-like of 95°F. After a high of 91°F earlier, skies are mostly clear with light southeast winds calming overnight. Rain has been minimal, with isolated showers earlier and a few sprinkles possible near Poplarville. Tonight, temperatures will drop to the mid-70s with mostly dry conditions. Tomorrow will be hotter and humid, reaching highs near 94°F with brief afternoon isolated storms. A stronger band of storms with potential gusty winds and small hail may arrive overnight into early Thursday, followed by increasing rain chances into the weekend.

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