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WXXV’s Dave Elliott sits down with Major Jerry Friday to talk about the Salvation Army’s Red
SUMMARY: The Salvation Army has launched its red kettle campaign across South Mississippi to raise $28,000 for food, shelter, and emergency assistance. Major Jury highlighted community involvement, with local firefighters and police participating in kettling, including a friendly competition among mayors. Special events include challenges from the Mississippi House and Senate on December 20, fostering community spirit. Additionally, the upcoming Giving Tuesday encourages online donations and toy contributions for the Angel Tree initiative, with toys being sorted at a new Christmas warehouse for distribution on December 18. Community support is vital for the campaign’s success.
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7/1 Sam’s “Warm and Humid” Tuesday Evening Forecast
SUMMARY: A severe thunderstorm warning is in effect until 5:30 p.m. for Gulfport and Biloxi, with strong winds over 60 mph and small hail possible. Heavy rain and frequent lightning are impacting the region, with storms stretching along I-10 from the Mississippi-Louisiana border toward Alabama. Tornado risk remains very low, but marine warnings apply offshore due to possible waterspouts and 50 mph wind gusts. Temperatures have dropped to the 70s near the coast but remain in the upper 80s to low 90s inland. Rain chances will continue overnight and through Tuesday, then decrease by Thursday as a cold front passes. Temperatures are expected to rise to mid-90s by Independence Day, with rain chances low Friday through Saturday before increasing again early next week.
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Amtrak announces starting date for new Mardi Gras Service
SUMMARY: Amtrak announced the new Mardi Gras Service along the Gulf Coast will start August 18th, marking the return of passenger trains after more than 20 years. The route includes stops in Bay St. Louis, Gulfport, Biloxi, Pascagoula, New Orleans, and Mobile, with morning and evening departures. Tickets start at \$15 for adult coach fares, with discounts for children, students, seniors, veterans, and military personnel. The service aims to offer a convenient, relaxing alternative to driving along I-10, suitable for commuters and leisure travelers. Tickets are available online, via the Amtrak app, or in person at New Orleans station.
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Sam's “Warm and Damp” Monday Evening Forecast
SUMMARY: Sam’s “Warm and Damp” Monday evening forecast reports recent rainfall totals: Bay St. Louis about 1.5 inches, Bualuxy and Ocean Springs under an inch, Gulfport half an inch, Lucale a quarter inch, and Pasigula a trace. A storm passed between 1:30 and 2:30 pm, with more rain expected over the next hours. The Mississippi radar shows heavy rain moving southeast. An aerial flood advisory is in effect due to heavy weekend and recent rain. Temperatures are warm and humid, around mid-70s to low 90s. Rain chances will increase early Tuesday, with cloud cover limiting afternoon highs. A drier, hot Fourth of July is forecast.
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