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Biloxi Sea Temperature Warmer Than Average

Biloxi Sea Temperature Warmer Than Average

The sea temperature in Biloxi, Mississippi, today is recorded at 27.9°C (82.2°F), which is 1.8°C (3.4°F) warmer than the average for early October. This makes the water feel warm and inviting, similar to a heated indoor swimming pool. The weather in Biloxi is currently overcast with a temperature of 24°C (75°F), feeling like 25°C (77°F). Winds are coming from the northeast at 8 mph (13 km/h), and the sea state is smooth, providing ideal conditions for swimming and other water activities. The data was last updated on October 5, 2026.
Sarasota Herald-TribuneSarasota Herald-Tribune
$90 Medicare checks going to 1.4 million in Florida. Do you qualify?

$90 Medicare checks going to 1.4 million in Florida. Do you qualify?

More than 20 million Medicare Part B enrollees are getting $90 payments from the federal government, including almost 1.4 million In Florida.
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MGM Resorts International Seeks MGMAir Operations Coordinator for Beau Rivage in Biloxi

MGM Resorts International Seeks MGMAir Operations Coordinator for Beau Rivage in Biloxi

MGM Resorts International Seeks MGMAir Operations Coordinator for Beau Rivage in Biloxi
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ELS Seeks Customer Service Representative-4 in Biloxi, Mississippi

ELS Seeks Customer Service Representative-4 in Biloxi, Mississippi

ELS Seeks Customer Service Representative-4 in Biloxi, Mississippi
USA TodayUSA Today
Forecasters fear a hurricane is brewing in the Gulf

Forecasters fear a hurricane is brewing in the Gulf

Direct impacts to the United States from the storm are still several days away. But forecasters want Gulf Coast residents to pay attention now.
AP NewsAP News
The Latest: Soldiers seriously wounded in Iranian drone strike tell AP the US military failed them

The Latest: Soldiers seriously wounded in Iranian drone strike tell AP the US military failed them

U.S. soldiers wounded in the Iran war’s deadliest strike yet on American troops are raising concerns publicly, many for the first time, about whether commanders underestimated the threat
Nashville TennesseanNashville Tennessean
Data centers become a new political battleground in Tennessee

Data centers become a new political battleground in Tennessee

As opposition grows, AI companies are spending heavily on campaigns and lobbying as data centers reshape Tennessee politics.
The List WireThe List Wire
Average gas price in each U.S. state, October 2026

Average gas price in each U.S. state, October 2026

Gas prices on the rise? As we enter October, here's the average cost for a gallon of regular unleaded in each state.
Florida Times-UnionFlorida Times-Union
Invest 92L, Nor'easter bringing heavy rains to Jacksonville

Invest 92L, Nor'easter bringing heavy rains to Jacksonville

A tropical disturbance, Invest 92L, is expected to form into a tropical depression in the Gulf of Mexico. See local impacts.
Wilmington Star-NewsWilmington Star-News
One of Amazon’s most advanced U.S. facilities opens near Wilmington

One of Amazon’s most advanced U.S. facilities opens near Wilmington

A new Amazon robotics center is open in Wilmington. It employs over 1,100 people and promises faster deliveries.
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Rouses Markets to Open First Biloxi Store, Bringing 200 Jobs

Rouses Markets to Open First Biloxi Store, Bringing 200 Jobs

Rouses Markets to Open First Biloxi Store, Bringing 200 Jobs
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Biloxi Volunteers Clear Historic Cemetery as Council Members Push for Dedicated Maintenance Crew

Biloxi Volunteers Clear Historic Cemetery as Council Members Push for Dedicated Maintenance Crew

Community volunteers, led by Ward 3 Councilman Mike Nail and Ward 1 Councilman Wayne Gray, recently undertook a significant cleanup effort at the Old Biloxi Cemetery in Biloxi, Mississippi. The initiative, which saw dozens of residents, including State Representative Zachary Grady and Harrison County Board of Supervisors President Dan Cuevas, join forces, involved clearing overgrown grass and weeds that had enveloped headstones. The effort began with the councilmen themselves using mowers and quickly expanded into a broader community project. This volunteer action was prompted by residents' complaints regarding the cemetery's condition and highlighted the community's willingness to address local issues directly. The immediate impact was a noticeable beautification of the historic site, transforming areas previously buried in overgrowth.