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Ashleigh Bryant

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  1. Article · Oct 1, 2026 · Ashleigh Bryant

    A Soggy Weekend (opens the original)

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    COLUMBUS, Mississippi (WCBI) – The dry spell ends tomorrow with isolated showers ahead of widespread rain moving in this weekend. TONIGHT & TOMORROW – Comfortable temps linger tonight before overnight lows increase by tomorrow. The warm afternoon highs are staying in the low 90’s for your Thursday, an increase in humidity will make it feel like 99. Isolated showers and storms will roll through during the afternoon. THIS WEEKEND – By Friday, rain chances become more numerous and likely across the

  2. Article · Sep 25, 2026 · Ashleigh Bryant

    Great weekend to get outside (opens the original)

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    COLUMBUS, Mississippi (WCBI) – Get out and enjoy the conditions this weekend! FRIDAY NIGHT: If you are a HS football fan, this is going to be a fantastic evening to go watch your favorite team play. Temperatures will be comfortable throughout the game. Temperatures overnight will drop into the lower 60s, with a mostly clear sky. SATURDAY: From High School to Collegiate football, this is going to be a great weekend to support your favorite MS College. MS State v Mizzou at 6:45p. Afternoon highs w

  3. Article · Sep 9, 2026 · Ashleigh Bryant

    Rain Back by the Weekend (opens the original)

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    COLUMBUS, Mississippi (WCBI) – After days of isolated rain, more scattered to numerous storms will be possible by the weekend. TONIGHT – No rain is expected tonight, as conditions will be calm and clear. The overnight low will reach the low 70’s and be fairly comfortable. TOMORROW – The heat kicks back tomorrow with an afternoon high climbing again to the upper 90’s. A Heat Advisory is in effect for Lafayette and Yalobusha counties with feels-like temps getting up to 105 for some areas. Rain cha

  4. Article · Sep 4, 2026 · Ashleigh Bryant

    Nothing "Brr" About September (opens the original)

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    COLUMBUS, Mississippi (WCBI) – Although September usually kicks off the “Brr” months, this next week feels nothing like it. TONIGHT – It’s going to be an uncomfortable night for high school football games. Temps will only reach the mid-70’s tonight with no concern for rain. The 80’s will be lingering for most game times. FOOTBALL WEEKEND – College football returns this weekend with Mississippi State hosting University of Louisiana-Monroe in Starkville and Ole Miss playing Louisville in Nashville

  5. Article · Sep 1, 2026 · Ashleigh Bryant

    Heat alerts return - Home - WCBI TV | Telling Your Story (opens the original)

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    COLUMBUS, Mississippi (WCBI) – Late summer heat is sticking around through the next several days, with heat alerts in effect for the mid-week. TUESDAY NIGHT: Calm conditions continue overnight, with only a few passing clouds. Low temperatures will be in the low-70s. WEDNESDAY: Our entire area is under a Heat Advisory tomorrow as heat index values will be upwards of 105 degrees for several hours. We’ll have mostly sunny conditions, although a brief, isolated shower is possible for some of us. THU

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