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Your brain governs every moment of your life--from eating healthier and exercising, to career decisions, conversation--even breathing. Take care of it.

It looks like this year - in true 2020 fashion - fall will start out a bit rough, at least as far as weather is concerned.

It's safe to say that this year has pushed even the most grounded of us off-course in one way or another. Here are signs you're overwhelmed and ways to help it.

Hurricane Laura was five storms ago. FIVE. And that was just two weeks ago. Now, we're already on Tropical Storm Rene.

It's anyone's guess as to what these systems will become - if they become anything. I'd be alright with them just fizzling out before they ever reach the Gulf.

We'll just keep on and power through. Make sure that you download our station apps to stay up to date on the latest weather and news. Why? Because, 2020.

Now you can add another item onto the list of things that 2020 has brought about. This time, it's a shortage, but it's not toilet paper or hand sanitizer.

I don't want to hear about virtual events, or online gatherings. I think that I'll just hold out until there are legitimate events back in-person, face-to-face.

While I don't condone wishing your life away, there are a few holidays that are still left to look forward to, and we've got your countdown list right here.

We can still find many joyful ways to "summer" this summer--despite the struggles. And perhaps even be surprised by new ones.

This is your senior year. No, it's not how you, or anyone else in the world envisioned this year, but here it is.

According to early meteorologist data, it can be a big one.