4.6.2025 Severe weather update
Preliminary reports of six people injured have been reported to MEMA: one in Marshall County, two in Tate County, and three in Tippah County.
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Preliminary reports of six people injured have been reported to MEMA: one in Marshall County, two in Tate County, and three in Tippah County.
Read MoreThe Mississippi Emergency Management Agency continues to respond to the severe weather events that impacted the state on March 14 and 15.
Read MoreThe Mississippi Emergency Management Agency is partnering with the National Weather Service to highlight the different types of severe weather.
Read MoreMississippians are encouraged to prepare their families, homes, and vehicles for cold temperatures, possible extended power outages, and wintry weather.
Read MoreThese packages are selected by the requesting states based on their current needs.
Read MoreMississippians should prepare now for severe weather, potential power outages, and possible evacuations.
Read MoreThe Corps maintains the lake at approximately 204 feet to provide a safety margin and will continue to draw down the level this week to approximately 204 feet.
Read MoreSeveral people died in Mississippi as a result of cold, snowy and icy weather.
Read MoreThe National Weather Services is forecasting freezing rain, sleet, and snow for a significant portion of the state.
Read MoreTemperatures into the 20s are expected in the Mid-South by Monday, Jan. 15.
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