The maximized severe threat has migrated a bit further south, so the enhanced has been trimmed. Tornadoes and damaging winds will be the main threats. Ahead of the storms, winds could gust upwards of 40 to 50 mph. A wind advisory has been issued in effect from 9AM to 6PM Tuesday.

The National Weather Service is forecasting an enhanced risk of severe weather in Mississippi Tuesday (3/4/25) afternoon into the evening. Tornadoes, damaging winds, and hail are all likely. We encourage everyone to stay weather-aware. 📲Have multiple ways to receive alerts

There is a moderate risk for severe storms likely Saturday, mainly in the mid-morning through the afternoon hours.The main hazards are tornadoes, some possibly strong, damaging winds 60-70 mph, and large hail to golf ball size.Significant severe storms are possible during this1/2

The National Weather Service is forecasting a slight risk of severe storms late Sunday afternoon (3/23/25) into Monday morning (3/24/25). Damaging wind gusts and hail will be the main threat. A brief tornado cannot be ruled out. Stay weather-aware.

The National Weather Service is forecasting an enhanced risk of severe weather Sunday evening (3/30/25) overnight into Monday morning (3/31/25). Mississippi could experience: ⛈Severe Storms 🌬️Damaging winds 🌧️Hail 🌪️Tornadoes Mississippians are encouraged to: 📲Monitor the

Severe thunderstorms capable of damaging wind gusts up to 70 mph, large hail up to hen egg size, and tornadoes are expected tonight through Monday morning. Heavy rainfall may result in flash flooding late tonight through Monday morning mainly for areas along and north of I-20.

Governor Tate Reeves has requested a Major Disaster Declaration from President Trump for Individual Assistance and Public Assistance for counties impacted by the severe storms, flooding, straight-line winds, and tornadoes on March 14 – March 15, 2025.

This month, we visited Camp Kamassa, the state’s first and only full-time, year-around wheelchair-accessible camp. In our April 2025 cover story, Kamassa founder Mary Kitchens said the fun and hope of a special needs camp can restore a child’s self esteem in no time.

🚨 TOLL TROLLS ARE STILL AT IT! 🧌 In case you haven't been "tolled" yet: a text message/email SCAM is making the rounds (complete with a fake MDOT site) asking you to pay toll fees. 👉MDOT doesn't collect toll fees, & MS doesn't even have any toll roads.👈 Don't fall for it!

⛈ The National Weather Service has issued a slight risk for severe storms in parts of the state this afternoon (4/10/25) and into the evening hours. Damaging winds of up to 70 miles per hour and hail are possible. ❗ Stay Weather Aware ❗

Happy National Siblings Day! Just like siblings, electric cooperatives have each other’s backs! When storms strike, the 26 co-ops in Mississippi step up to help restore power and support communities. That’s the power of #CooperationAmongCooperatives! 🤝 #NationalSiblingsDay

The National Weather Service has forecasted a severe threat for Sunday (4/20/25) for the western half of the State. Severe storms ⛈, damaging winds 💨, and hail ☄️ cannot be ruled out. We encourage everyone to stay weather aware 📲 this weekend, especially if you plan to travel

The National Weather Service has updated the forecast for Thursday afternoon and evening (5.1.25). There is a slight and marginal risk throughout most of the state. Damaging winds 💨 and hail ☄️ cannot be ruled out. Please continue to stay weather aware. ⛈️📲

The National Weather Service has updated the forecast for this afternoon and evening (5.1.25). There is a slight and marginal risk throughout most of the state. Damaging winds 💨 and hail ☄️ cannot be ruled out. Please continue to stay weather aware. ⛈📲

🌧️ Severe weather alert (5/6–5/8): Heavy rain☔️ could bring flash flooding, damaging winds, hail, tornadoes & severe storms. Threat levels range from limited to significant. Stay weather aware & follow local updates. #WeatherAlert #StaySafe 📲.

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In addition to the heavy rainfall threat, storms late this afternoon and evening will bring a threat for severe weather, with damaging wind being the primary concern, and tornadoes can not be ruled out.

The National Weather Service is forecasting a marginal threat of severe weather in north Mississippi after midnight tonight (5.19.25). An enhanced risk is forecast beginning Tuesday afternoon (5.20.25). Please continue to monitor the forecast, as it could change. Know your safe

The National Weather Service is forecasting a slight risk of severe weather late on Sunday, June 8, 2025, into Monday morning, June 9, 2025. While there may be some isolated severe storms during the day on Sunday, the likelihood of severe storms increases late tonight into Monday

We have a few rounds of storms we're watching today with potential for damaging wind gusts, hail, and localized flooding: (1) Storms currently developing over central MS (2) Storms moving in from the west during the early day (3) Redevelopment in south/southeast MS late day