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Not much has changed with the forecast in the last few hours (still expecting plenty of sunshine, drier air, and blue skies for the rest of the week), but I did get some cool new video from earlier today. Check…
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Not much has changed with the forecast in the last few hours (still expecting plenty of sunshine, drier air, and blue skies for the rest of the week), but I did get some cool new video from earlier today. Check…
The day after severe weather, many in Mississippi are picking up pieces of their houses, while we were spared the worst of the damage here on the Coast. This weather cast recapped the storm, as well as the forecast for the…
We certainly had quite an active afternoon here in South Mississippi. Severe storms ripped through much of the Southeast with most of the damage centered in Southern Louisiana and near Hattiesburg. Strong sustained winds battered much of the coastline, gusting…
Some Ocean Springs students got up close and personal here at WXXV News 25’s studio. Sixth graders from St. Alphonsus Catholic School got a firsthand look at what goes into putting on a daily news broadcast this morning and sat…
A bunch of pint-sized reporters broadcast some big news today, a mock broadcast that is, as part of a reading exercise for some kindergarteners at Quarles Elementary School in Long Beach. WXXV’s own anchor Jennifer Tubwell and meteorologist Ryan Mahan…
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Showers and thunderstorms moved through the area this evening, dropping up to an estimated 2 inches of rain in some of the inland coastal counties. Light to moderate showers will continue through the night and into tomorrow, but will continue…
Last night's storms have continued to push eastward, and is now becoming less of a thunderstorm threat and more of a winter storm threat. Areas from Tennessee to Pennsylvania are experiencing blizzard and winter storm conditions. Locally, have brisk winds and and cold temperatures are continuing to fill the area vacated by the storms. The entire coast will be below freezing levels, and with the average wind staying near 20 mph, we'll see "wind chill" indices in the mid to low 20s for several hours. Skies will be clear throughout tomorrow for the Ocean Springs and Biloxi parades, but the high will max out near 48 with breezy conditions, so wear a coat. Saturday night will be one of the coldest nights we've seen this winter, air temp near 27
Your Weather Authority forecast for the week after 01/14/16.