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Gulf tropical activity possible late next week (opens the original)
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BILOXI, Miss. (WLOX) — After a hurricane-free September for the first time since 1994, the 2026 Atlantic Hurricane Season has been slow thanks increased wind shear caused by El-Nino. However, there are some signs that this hurricane season is not ready to throw in the towel just yet. October is known for a secondary peak in tropical activity, especially over the Gulf. This time of year, fronts can push far enough south and stall over warm waters, allowing tropical systems to form if conditions a
Pattern change to bring heavy rain risk along Gulf Coast (opens the original)
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BILOXI, Miss. (WLOX) — As drought conditions intensify across South Mississippi, relief may soon be in sight. A plume of deep, tropical moisture traveling north from the western Caribbean may bring the potential for heavy rain along the central Gulf Coast by the end of this week and weekend. There are still a few unknowns when it comes to specific details like exact rainfall totals and which days will be wettest. However, there is a growing signal for potentially heavy rainfall from Friday, Octo
Iridescent pileus cloud spotted in Harrison County (opens the original)
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BILOXI, Miss. (WLOX) — Sky watchers were treated to a show this afternoon in Harrison County as thunderstorms bubbled up in the intense afternoon heat. An iridescent pileus cloud was spotted over the skies of Woolmarket and Biloxi. Pileus clouds form when thin cloud layers take shape above a developing thunderstorm cloud. The strong rising motion inside the cloud, called an updraft, bends the cloud into what looks like a cap or shield. This is why sometimes a pileus cloud is called a “cap” cloud
Heat wave to bring prolonged period of intense heat (opens the original)
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SOUTH MISSISSIPPI (WLOX) — The WLOX First Alert Weather Team continues to track a prolonged period of intense heat, high humidity, and lack of rainfall to last into this week. A multi-day stretch of the hottest temperatures of the season are expected to last through late August as a strong ridge of high pressure places a firm grip across the region. This means much of South Mississippi could experience air temperatures in the upper 90s to near 100° each afternoon. The heat index could reach upwa
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