Author: Jon R Myers

The National Weather Service forecasts a slight chance of severe storms with damaging winds in Mississippi late Wednesday afternoon into early Thursday.

Five disaster service centers have opened across Mississippi to assist residents affected by Tropical Storm Arthur, with multiple application options available.

A slight risk of thunderstorms is forecast for parts of the MEG region today, prompting weather advisories.

The Storm Prediction Center has released an updated outlook, highlighting a potential threat of severe storms this afternoon and evening, primarily with damaging winds in northwest Tennessee.

Mississippi Capitol Police are celebrating their K-9 officers during National Dog Month, highlighting the skills and dedication of dogs like Tank, Crow, Rambo, and BoBo.

Residents impacted by Tropical Storm Arthur and the May storms can still apply for FEMA assistance through multiple channels. Eligibility requirements include citizenship, identity verification, and proof of residence.

Multiple rounds of severe storms are forecast to affect the Mid-South, with damaging winds as the primary threat, according to forecasters.

A Code Orange air quality alert is in effect through sunset today across the Mid-Southern metro area.

The National Weather Service in Memphis posted a motivational message along with a weather update, encouraging resilience during hot conditions.

Mississippi residents and business owners are encouraged to familiarize themselves with the state’s sales tax rates, which fund essential public services.