Author: Jon R Myers

Temperatures are expected to rise into the low to mid-90s next week, with heat indices surpassing 105 degrees in some areas. Afternoon thunderstorms are also forecast daily.

This weekend’s temperatures were milder than forecasted, but a warming trend is expected to bring heat indices of 105 to 110 by midweek.

The National Weather Service in Memphis reports heavy rain this afternoon, prompting flooding concerns across western Tennessee.

A typical summer pattern will continue through next week, bringing daily isolated thunderstorms and high heat index values in the 105-degree range by Sunday.

Expected clouds and scattered thunderstorms are leading to a slightly cooler forecast today, with high humidity pushing heat indices higher than actual temperatures.

Mississippi Department of Public Safety representatives highlighted various alert systems during a community event in Hinds County this week.

The Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks’ Visitor Education Center revealed a lineup of educational events this fall, including cultural and wildlife programs.

The college announces the leaders of its Tiger Dance team for the upcoming year, highlighting the team’s female captains.

Three drum majors will lead the Showband From Tigerland this year, setting the tone for an upcoming season. Fans are encouraged to listen for their baton beats.

The Tiger Color Guard at Northeast Mississippi Community College has announced its team captains, promising an exciting season ahead.