Alcorn County News

The National Weather Service warns of damaging winds and a possible tornado tonight, with increased storm risks expected Wednesday in northern Mississippi.

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The National Weather Service has issued a Level 2 risk for severe weather in Mississippi on Wednesday, including damaging winds, hail, and tornadoes.

Volunteer agencies remain active across Mississippi helping storm survivors recover from Winter Storm Fern. Public assistance has been approved for 38 counties affected by the severe weather.

Undergraduate and graduate students have until Sunday, March 15, to apply for the department’s 2025 summer internship program, which offers hands-on experience in various fields.

A series of storms is forecast over the coming days, beginning with scattered showers and thunderstorms tonight, followed by a prolonged severe weather threat as a cold front advances.

Residents are encouraged to report recent weather observations, including details and photos, to local weather groups.

A storm spotter training class will be held Tuesday evening in Nesbit, Mississippi, offering residents an opportunity to learn about storm safety and reporting.

A tornado warning is in effect for Lowndes County, Mississippi, until 8:45 p.m. CDT, according to weather officials.

Northeast Mississippi Community College Adult Education offices will be closed next week for spring break and reopen March 16.