Author: Jon R Myers

Authorities are encouraging residents to report storm-related damage to better assess the statewide impact.

Temperatures are forecast to rise above 70 degrees by Monday and Tuesday, with a chance of rain returning later in the week.

The upcoming morning will be the last near-freezing temperature for at least a week, prompting caution on potentially slick roads.

TCEPA urges residents not to pick up damaged power poles or equipment from its rights-of-way following recent storm damage. Crews will recover the equipment after power is restored.

Temperatures are forecast to rise significantly this week, with conditions remaining above freezing following Sunday morning.

Children can showcase their creativity by participating in the ‘Draw Your HeART’ campaign. Entry details are available online with a deadline of March 16.

A cold front brought chilly temperatures this morning, with cooler conditions expected throughout the day. Milder weather is forecasted later in the week.

A dry cold front will bring cooler temperatures Monday, followed by a warm-up above normal starting Sunday, forecasters say.

President Donald Trump has approved Mississippi’s disaster declaration request, aiding the state’s recovery efforts following recent events.

The Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks team is wearing red to promote awareness for heart health during American Heart Month.