09/20 – Brantly’s “Muggy” Monday Morning Forecast

 For Monday, shower/storm coverage will be slightly less and more focused inland. Expect scattered to, at times, numerous coverage of showers and thunderstorms, particularly over inland areas of South Mississippi spreading into inland Southwest Alabama. A low end threat for flash flooding will continue as storms will continue to be slow moving, heavy rain producers. High temperatures will reach the…

09/19 – Brantly’s “Warm and Humid” Sunday Night Forecast

 For Monday, shower/storm coverage will be slightly less and more focused inland. Expect scattered to, at times, numerous coverage of showers and thunderstorms, particularly over inland areas of South Mississippi spreading into inland Southwest Alabama. A low end threat for flash flooding will continue as storms will continue to be slow moving, heavy rain producers. High temperatures will reach the…

High School Football: Gautier vs. Moss Point

Every Friday night is reserved for the Friday Night Showcase, but every Wednesday is reserved for the Student Athlete of the Week series and tonight those two worlds collide. Last week, News 25 featured Gautier Quarterback and Ole Miss baseball commit Kaden Irving, coming off a ridiculous seven touchdown performance, not to mention 493 passing yards, earning him the Sports…

09/17 Ryan’s “Flood Watch Extended” Friday Night Forecast

Rain chances are trending downward, but our Flash Flood Watches have been extended in to tomorrow as more rain is coming

I have a professional interest in active weather and even I wish it would stop raining, but it won’t and our Flash Flood Watch has even been extended. Thanks to our already saturated ground, like we saw today any weekend rain will cause more flooding issues. Because of this the National Weather Service has extended our Flash Flood Watches into…

09/17 Ryan’s “Still Raining” Friday Evening Forecast

The deep, tropical moisture in the area is starting to give, but it'll keep on raining through the weekend.

I have a professional interest in active weather, and even I wish it would stop raining. It won’t though, at least not through the weekend and into next week. Thanks to our already saturated ground, like we saw today any weekend rain will cause more flooding issues. Because of this the National Weather Service has extended our Flash Flood Watches…

Making a Tidal Wave of difference on Charity Day

Tidal Wave Auto Spa of Ocean Springs chose Disability Connection to partner with this year to celebrate their 13th annual Charity Day. All day Tidal Wave Auto Spa had a donation jar set up for people to donate towards Disability Connection. Disability Connection is focused on creating a connected community to provide social support, ensure healthy futures, eliminate barriers, and…

Changes coming to Cash Alley in Ocean Springs

Navigating Downtown Ocean Springs has become a hassle for pedestrians and drivers and to help alleviate some of the traffic, a portion of Cash Alley will be closed to traffic and strung with overhead lights. Mayor Kenny Holloway says he has been doing many traffic studies since being elected and feels this will make the area safer for pedestrians. Closing…

Gulf Coast Bicycle Club holding Southern Magnolia 100 Ride

The Gulf Coast Bicycle Club will host their 12th annual Southern Magnolia 100 Ride this Sunday. The event will ride from the Success Community Center in Saucier on School Road to Flint Creek and back. The club hosts this ride to help promote cycling for people of all levels. Six trails will be available at different lengths marked at 12,25,40,56,62,…

Lawmakers discuss increase in teacher salary

The Mississippi Legislature’s Senate Education Committee met Wednesday to discuss increasing teacher pay in Mississippi. Mississippi is currently the state with the lowest average teacher pay in the nation. According to the Southern Regional Education Board, the average teacher salary in the U.S. for 2018-2019 was $62,304. For Mississippi, the average was $45,105 approximately $8,200 below the southeastern region average….

Weather impacting the construction industry in South Mississippi

The rain around South Mississippi has been having an impact on local businesses. Overall, South Mississippi has accumulated and exceeded the yearly annual rainfall amount last April. Not only has it caused many to have to rain check on their summer plans, but it caused issues for those working in the construction industry. Between scheduling and employee safety, the rain…

Mississippi leads country in COVID deaths per capita

Mississippi has surpassed New Jersey as the state with the highest rate of COVID-19 deaths in the U.S. State Health Officer Dr. Thomas Dobbs said the number of new cases are still ‘far more than we’d like to see’ and that more deaths will follow. Since the start of the pandemic, at least 9,165 people in Mississippi have died of…

Department of Marine Resources hosting photo contest

The Mississippi Department of Marine Resources is hosting a photo contest and the winners of the contest will be used in the agency’s 2022 calendar. Submitted photos should depict an aspect of the marine resources available on the Gulf Coast such as fishing, marine plants, and marine wildlife. Submitted images must be a high-resolution JPEG or .JPG file, 3 MB…

Former Moss Point Mayor Mario King begins his 30-month sentence

Former Moss Point Mayor Mario King begins serving his 30-month sentence today. This sentence comes after he and his wife Natasha each plead guilty earlier this year to one count of conspiracy to commit wire fraud. The Kings were accused of soliciting funds in late 2018 for a gala that was held in March 2019. Donors were told proceeds from…

MSDH reports 2,321 cases and 49 deaths

Today, MSDH is reporting an additional 2,321 cases of COVID-19 in Mississippi and 49 deaths. Twenty-four of these deaths occurred between August 20th and September 16th and 25 deaths occurred between August 16th and September 14th, identified from death certificate reports. Mississippi’s total of COVID-19 cases is now 473,413 with 9,214 deaths. To get help with a vaccination appointment or…

9/17 – Rob Knight’s Friday Afternoon “Wet Weekend” Forecast

The surface remnants of Nicholas will continue to fill today and drift towards northern Louisiana before completely dissipating. However, an upper level disturbance presently centered over northeast Texas will slide southeast which will use the lingering deep moisture to provide renewed support for widespread convection each afternoon through the weekend. This activity will be much more convective with more thunderstorms than…