Sand bag locations set up across the Coast
News 25’s Taylor Rubach brings us details on sand bag locations on the Coast. Sandbag locations for Harrison County can be found here. Sandbag locations for Gulfport can be found here.
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News 25’s Taylor Rubach brings us details on sand bag locations on the Coast. Sandbag locations for Harrison County can be found here. Sandbag locations for Gulfport can be found here.
Due to the weather projections and the possibility of heavy rains from Tropical Depression Harvey, this upcoming Saturday's (August 26) filming in Jones Park for the upcoming Christmas movie will be RESCHEDULED! If you have submitted your name to castingthecoast@gmail.com…
With the threatening weather moving in over the next several days from Tropical Depression Harvey, The City of Gulfport will place sand at the following locations by noon tomorrow, August 24, 2017: 1. Orange Grove Community Center on Dedeaux Road…
With all the rainfall expected to happen over the next few days and into the weekend, Harrison County Emergency Management has set up self-serve sandbag locations around the county. In D’Iberville you can pick up sand at the Work Center…
Today ended up a drier, but cloudy day today and the skies have continued to clear through the night. Expect the rain to return quickly though; full forecast within.
We can now safely begin our post eclipse lives, and get right back to the normal forecast. Today was cloudy and dry, but heavy rains are ahead. Details within.
Today was one of the most "hyped" days in weather/science we've seen, and for many the eclipse didn't disappoint. Things get back to normal quickly, so click the link for the full forecast.
Another nice South MS day with afternoon showers and thunderstorms, but only the Eastern areas saw any rain. Expect many similar days ahead, full details inside.
The drier conditions we promised arrived as expected and brought a beautiful day. Tomorrow will be nice as well, but the afternoon showers return. Details within.
Drier conditions started today as high pressure begins to strengthen in the area at the surface and upper levels, and tomorrow is lining up to be the most sunny and driest days in months! Watch the forecast for more.
Showers and storms were a bit more active today (including this waterspout in Louisiana), but relatively drier conditions are expected before the weekend. Watch the full forecast for details.
After another day of predictable afternoon showers and storms, we'll see more of the same as we head into tomorrow. Click the forecast link for more details.
Heavy rain means problems for people living at the O’Neal Road apartments in Gulfport. Long-time residents say floods have been an issue in the neighborhood for decades. It was more than just a little bit of water in the middle…
One year ago this week, the Gulf Coast came together despite disaster, as heavy flooding devastated Baton Rouge and the surrounding areas, putting Southern Louisiana in a state of emergency. With 146,000 homes affected by the flood water, the City…
Just like the last few nights, earlier showers and storms have dissipated but we can expect them to return through the weekend. More details inside.
The amount of wrecks due to the weather has the Gulfport police urging motorists to drive with caution as more rain is expected. An 18-wheeler is involved in an accident with multiple vehicles near the Lorraine Cowan Road exit on…
While last night was the exception, we're again seeing our earlier showers & t-storms dissipating and and even some slight sky clearing. Rain returns quickly though, so watch the full forecast for details.
Forecasters are now predicting a higher likelihood of an above normal hurricane season and could be the most active since 2010. Forecasters now say there is a 60 percent chance of an above normal season compared to the May prediction…
Didn't see much rain this morning/afternoon, but early evening thunderstorms helped light up the night sky. This will dissipate quickly, and more rain expected soon, but you'll have to watch the forecast for more.
Some dry air moved in this afternoon as expected, keeping the showers a bit more few and far between than the day before. Watch the full forecast for more details.
Our earlier showers have all but cleared, though more rain is expected every afternoon through the rest of the week. Watch the full forecast for more.
Overcast and rainy as expected, but most of the rain stayed North of the three coastal counties. Expect much more in the coming days, but you'll have to watch the full forecast for details.
A frontal boundary is moving into the Southeast, but is not expected to pass through South MS. It will however, linger in the area causing several rainy days. Forecast details inside.
The Harrison County area is still dealing with the aftermath of yesterday’s heavy rainfall. At last check, the Biloxi River was over flood stage, cresting right around 15 feet. The good news is the water is now descending. The Biloxi…