Author: Jon R Myers

Despite the end of this weekend’s winter storm, residents in the Mid-South face dangerously cold wind chills, with temperatures well below zero forecast for the next two days.

The recent winter storm has ended, but risks such as dangerous travel and prolonged cold temperatures persist, prompting officials to advise caution.

The warming center on Glover Drive has reached full capacity, authorities say. No additional individuals can be accommodated at this time.

Officials have canceled winter and ice storm warnings across the region as snow and ice accumulation cease, but cold temperatures remain.

A preliminary map shows snow and sleet totals from the recent winter storm. Authorities warn of continued hazardous road conditions and advise avoiding travel.

The National Weather Service warns residents to prepare for dangerously low temperatures through Tuesday at noon. Authorities advise on cold safety tips and recognizing hypothermia signs.

Thousands in Mississippi are without power as crews work to restore services. Residents using generators are advised to follow safety tips.

Mississippi driver service locations in the north and central regions will be closed or delayed as winter storms impact the state. Authorities urge residents to stay safe and avoid travel.

A warming center has opened at Gospel Tabernacle on Glover Drive to assist those in need during cold weather.

A Chicago police sergeant was seen using a chainsaw to clear debris this morning, highlighting the dedication of law enforcement officers.