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ALERT DAY continues for the potential for wintry weather to affect central Mississippi Monday

First Alert Forecast: Clouds have moved in & rain chances return tonight... Rain Chances Increase Wednesday Night into Thursday (Source: WLBT) By Patrick Ellis | January 6, 2021 at 5:01 AM CST - Updated January 6 at 12:24 PM Clouds have returned ahead of our next system, which is set to bring rain chances back to the forecast tonight... Temperatures will still be able to lift into the upper 50s, near 60°, this afternoon and we’ll spend much of the evening in the low 50s and upper 40s. Rain will move in from west to east around 10pm and most of our impacts will be felt overnight. But...

First Alert Forecast: trending cooler, breezy to ring in 2021 Trending Cooler, Breezier Friday; Seasonably Cool Weekend Ahead (Source: WLBT) By Patrick Ellis | January 1, 2021 at 4:08 AM CST - Updated January 1 at 9:13 AM NEW YEARS DAY: In our system’s wake, winds will turn aggressively from the west/southwest, ushering cooler air over the region. Expect afternoon temperatures hovering in the 50s, nearing 60° for some with a mix of clouds and sun – feeling cooler amid the gusty breezes. Winds will fade after sunset with partly cloudy skies, dropping into the upper 30s and lower ...

First Alert Forecast: colder, windier into Christmas holiday Much Colder, Windy into Christmas Eve (Source: WLBT) By Patrick Ellis | December 24, 2020 at 4:00 AM CST - Updated December 24 at 8:39 AM CHRISTMAS EVE: In the wake of our strong cold front, expect cold and blustery conditions to take hold through the day. Morning clouds will hold as the colder air filters in this morning. Eventually, drier air will fade the clouds away to reveal deceptive sunshine by afternoon with afternoon temperatures in the 40s, feeling like the 30s amid blustery winds – gusting to 25-30 mph. Winds wil...

In Memoriam: 15 People, Places, and Things Washington Said Goodbye to in 2020 A trailblazing justice, a basketball coach, an elephant, a dive bar, an NFL name—and what they meant to our city. December 22, 2020 Share In a grim year, it’s hard to keep track of the people and places we lost—much less remember the quirky reasons we loved so many of them. Here’s a sampling of farewells worth remembering. Ambika the Elephant born c 1948 She’d lived at the National Zoo since 1961—a pachyderm pal for generations of elephant-loving Washingtonians. Ambika was fascinating to watch, whether...