Archives: 2017

Cooking Up A Storm with Meteorologist Jacob Dickey

Cooking Up A Storm – Snow Cream

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It’s a Cooking Up A Storm on Mid-Morning with Aundrea Facebook exclusive! Take advantage of the Snow and make SNOW CREAM! The kids will rave over it! It was super popular in my home state of Illinois! Ingredients – 1 gallon of snow (give or take)*** ***pass on the yellow snow, it’s for the best of everyone. Grab clean fresh snow! –…
Cooking Up A Storm with Meteorologist Jacob Dickey

Chocolate Peanut Butter Brownie Pudding

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This recipe is sure to get your sweet tooth taken care of!  It’s easy and fun to make, and the whole family will beg you for more! Ingredients: 1 box brownie mix (9×13 size) eggs/water/oil called for in brownie mix 1 package instant chocolate or chocolate fudge pudding 1/2 cup of peanut butter chips 2 cups milk Vanilla Ice Cream or Whipped Cream Directions 1)…
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Patchy Fog with More Rain During the Week

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SUNDAY NIGHT: Look for mostly cloudy skies to last much of the night.  We also will have to watch for patchy fog during the overnight hours into the morning given the rain that just fell. MONDAY: We’ll keep some showers in our area particularly for those south of US-82 towards Jackson and Meridian, but we should mix a little sunshine in spots…

Patchy Fog Tonight with More Rain During the Week

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SUNDAY NIGHT: Look for mostly cloudy skies to last much of the night.  We also will have to watch for patchy fog during the overnight hours into the morning given the rain that just fell. MONDAY: We’ll keep some showers in our area particularly for those south of US-82 towards Jackson and Meridian, but we should mix a little sunshine in spots…
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A Wet Week Ahead

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SATURDAY NIGHT: Look for increasing clouds and temperatures falling to near 40 overnight.  Scattered showers start to move in from the west after midnight.  The best chance to see rain will be along I-55 and west of Highway 9. SUNDAY: Sunday will likely be a pretty wet day. Most everyone should see between a half and one inch of rain. Areas to…