Author: Jon R Myers

Forecasters predict a series of storms will move through the area overnight into Monday morning, continuing into the afternoon.

Dreary conditions and ongoing storms are affecting northern Mississippi on Saturday, while the rest of the Mid-South enjoys warm, sunny weather.

The region can expect daily rain and storms through Friday, with most areas receiving between 1.5 and 2.5 inches of rain.

The Old National Guard Armory on the State Fairgrounds opened Saturday for public donations to aid those impacted by Tropical Storm Arthur. The facility will also accept contributions Monday.

Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks posts hints about a native species, encouraging public participation.

Most of Mississippi is under a Level 2 flash flood threat as heavy rainfall moves through the state, with potential for flooding and road closures.

Mississippi has declared a State of Emergency as Tropical Storm Arthur brings heavy rain, strong winds, and flooding across the state. Authorities warn of ongoing risks and damage.

The National Weather Service in Memphis warns of multiple rounds of strong to severe storms over the coming days, with risks of damaging winds and flooding.

The National Weather Service in Memphis warns of rising thunderstorm chances, including potential severe weather Sunday night into Monday morning.

Forecasters predict increased rain chances and slightly below-average temperatures toward the end of June.