Pontotoc News

A local SKYWARN course will be held in Tupelo on October 6, offering community members training on weather safety and reporting.

Heavy rainfall is forecast for the Mid-South on Friday, with totals reaching up to 3 inches, according to weather officials.

University of Mississippi Medical Center experts address symptoms, diagnosis, and research on POTS and MCAS, highlighting challenges and potential links to long COVID.

Low humidity and dry fuels increase the risk of wildfires today, prompting safety reminders from authorities.

A virtual SKYWARN weather spotter course will be held on October 5 at 6:30 p.m. Participants can register online.

Rain is expected to return by the weekend, with rainfall totals of up to 2 inches through Monday, according to the forecast.

Mississippi officials emphasize that the state’s Move Over Law is a legal requirement, not just a courtesy, to protect roadside workers and drivers.

Community members are encouraged to donate peanut butter and jelly to support local food pantries in Pontotoc and Bruce as the food drive deadline nears.

Limited Bodoock shirts are still available at a discount, according to the Pontotoc County Chamber of Commerce.

The National Weather Service will host an in-person SKYWARN class in Somerville, Tennessee, this Thursday. Details are available online.