WSGW Morning Team Show: September 1, 2021 (Wednesday)

It’s the WSGW Wednesday Morning Team Show with Charlie and Dave and Pat and YOU…..

 

 

New WSGW OnLine Poll for YOU…..

 

 

 

 

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Charlie and Dave and Pat and YOU:     Controversy over the “Chicken of the Sea” jingle (by the way, who knew she was the mother of a famous singer), and the Farmer’s Almanac Winter Forecast (runs 7:52)…..

 

Charlie and Dave and Pat and YOU:     Believe it or not, we have a follow up to the above conversation related to the “Chicken of the Sea” jingle (runs 4:48)…..

 

 

 

 

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Charlie and Dave and Pat and YOU:     An honor for gospel singer, Lee Williams (runs 2:17)…..

 

 

 

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Charlie and Dave and Pat and Art and YOU:     Is a toilet paper shortage happening again (runs 6:33)…..

 

 

 

 

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British Mom Captures Crazy Picture at Aquarium

 

 

 

 

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Hurricane Ida made landfall along the Louisiana coast near Port Fourchon yesterday as an extremely dangerous Category 4 storm, bringing catastrophic 150 mph winds, disastrous flooding, dangerous tornadoes and a life-threatening storm surge to the same region still recovering from last year’s devastating storms.

Ida will continue to produce heavy rainfall through Monday across the central Gulf Coast from southeast Louisiana, through coastal Mississippi to far southwestern Alabama.

People from Louisiana through Alabama should be prepared for prolonged power outages, storm surge, destructive winds and flying debris and major, life-threatening flooding. States of emergency has already been declared in Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama. Many areas are under either mandatory or voluntary evacuation orders.

The Red Cross has mobilized hundreds of trained disaster workers and relief supplies to shelter and support people in evacuation shelters.

• Some 600 Red Cross volunteers are on the ground supporting relief efforts.
• Across Louisiana and Mississippi, the Red Cross and other organizations have opened dozens of evacuation shelters offering safe refuge for hundreds of people.
• In addition to shelter, the Red Cross is ready to provide cots, blankets and comfort kits, along with tens of thousands of ready-to-eat meals.

Help is needed now to ensure we can continue to provide support to families and individuals facing the aftermath of this dangerous storm.

You can also call 800-RED-CROSS (800-733-2767) to be connected to your local chapter.

Thank you for your continued support,

Disaster Response Team
American Red Cross

 

 

 

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