Ryan's "Humid Hump Day" Forecast
The last few days have gone exactly as we expected them to, and the "Hump Day Forecast" calls for even more consistency. We're seeing a lot of hot & humid days with showers that move in during the late afternoon,…
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Ryan's "Not as Wet" Wednesday Forecast
It was certainly not as wet as last Wednesday, when were were just beginning to speculate on how much rain we'd see for the next few days, but a few places will still see some showers...this is South MS after…
Ryan's "Boring Tuesday" Forecast
It's been a bit of a boring Tuesday so far, but "boring" weather is good weather and today did not disappoint. We had plenty of sunshine and blue skies this morning which lead to a hotter and humid afternoon, with…
Steve's Weather Blog - 08/22/2016
Meteorologist Steve Taylor's regular musings on the current weather and forecasts, useful science and technology news, interesting weather terminology, and more.
8/16 - Rob's "Changes in the Pattern" Forecast
Isolated rain moving in from the sound, a few showers are developing into t-storms. BIG changes are on the way...
Ryan's "Clearing Monday Night" Forecast
Much drier today than we've seen recently and we're evening getting some sky clearing this evening, but I expect to see more clouds move in tomorrow. We'll still get plenty of sun tomorrow, but I don't expect to get much…
Preparing an Evacuation Route
The 11th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina is just two weeks away and so is the peak of South Mississippi’s hurricane season. If you and your family need to evacuate any time soon, do you know which way to go? Katrina…
Ryan's "Drier Start" Monday Afternoon Forecast
It's certainly a much drier start than we had last week, but we aren't completely through with the showers just yet. There is still a small chance of seeing a few more showers tonight and t-storms aren't out of the…
Relief Efforts for Louisiana Flooding
Here on the Mississippi Gulf Coast we know all too well the need for help after natural devastation. That’s why so many South Mississippi organizations are willing to lend a hand. News 25’s Kristen Durand shows us how Biloxi, D’Iberville…
8/15 - Rob's Workweek Forecast
Very light showers in the area this morning to kick-off the workweek...with t-storms on-tap through today.
Ryan's "Flood Watch" Friday
The Flood Watch may have expired but the Flash Flood watch has been extended through Sunday morning. Several inches of rain has already saturated our ground, and continued showers and t-storms will likely cause a few more headaches before it's…
Flood Concerns Continue for Pass Christian
Flood waters almost reached the front door of residents in West Harrison County yesterday. Although waters in most areas are now receding, residents are still on high alert. Several people on Derrick Road in Pass Christian still have significant inches…
Rainfall Gathering in the Streets
As steady rainfall continues to cover Mississippi’s three coastal counties, street flooding has been widespread. News 25’s Hank Davis takes us to one neighborhood where residents have been dealing with high water. Water still lines the sides of Tandy Drive,…
Standing Rainwater Causes Concerns
The weather continues to cause headaches for residents of low lying areas all over the Coast. Since the steady rainfall began on Tuesday, street flooding has been reported throughout the coastal counties. This afternoon, News 25 spoke with a few…
Flooding in Pass Christian
Parts of Harrison County are also feeling the effects of the heavy down pour. News 25’s Kristen Durand has the latest.
North Gulfport Residents Fed up with Continual Flooding
Just before noon today, water came close to touching the bottom of mailboxes at the end of driveways of some homes situated on the circle at Tandy Drive, part of Olivet Subdivision in Orange Grove. Residents in the area tell…
Flooding in Pass Christian
The residents in Pass Christian saw the effects of the steady rain we’ve had all day. The flood waters reached the front doors of some homes on Derrick Road off of Espy Avenue earlier today. Several inches of water covered…
Ryan's "Drier Thursday Evening" Forecast
As expected, a drier Thursday evening after another wet and rough day of storms. Now that the storms are cut off from their main source of energy, daytime heating, we're starting to see the storms dissipate a bit and are…
Police Urge Against Moving Barricades
Drivers should expect a number of roads to close over the next few days. Officers will be placing barricades to close streets where water is pooling. Law enforcement officials tell News 25 they always see drivers move barricades trying to…
Ryan's "Thunderstorm Thursday" Forecast
It might as well be Thunderstorm Thursday today, but then tomorrow would have to be "Thunderstorm Friday," due to very similar conditions, which doesn't have the same ring to it. The showers moved in early and kept hammering the Coast…
Steady Rain Causes Concern in Jackson County
The wet conditions are a concern for residents throughout Jackson County, where a state of emergency was declared earlier this week. Early this morning, the men and women of the U.S. Navy and representatives from Ingalls Shipbuilding gathered at the…
Flooding Remains a Concern in Gulfport
News 25’s Kendra Turley is on Three Rivers Road in Gulfport, an area that is no stranger to flooding. Many residents are already starting to see several inches of water cover their front and back yards. Waters are also on…
Flooding on South Swan Road
South Swan Road in north Gulfport is about a foot under water. Emergency officials have issued a flash flood warning for Stone County. Remember "turn around, don't drown." Please send weather photos or video to newsrelease@wxxv25.com or Facebook.com/wxxv25.
Harrison County Requests State of Emergency
Members of the Harrison County Board of Supervisors this afternoon have signed a local proclamation that is now heading to Mississippi Governor Phil Bryant, requesting the Governor declare a State of Emergency for Harrison County as heavy rainfall continues in…
