Author: Jon Myers

The virtual spotter class scheduled for this evening has been canceled because of severe weather concerns, with no rescheduling details available.

A storm system over southwest Arkansas is expected to reach the Mid-South within the next two hours, with large hail as the primary concern.

A dense fog advisory is in effect until 9 a.m., urging drivers to exercise caution and allow extra travel time.

DeSoto County will host an in-person spotter training session on Tuesday evening at the Emergency Operations Center.

Forecasts indicate storms will form tomorrow afternoon, with coverage continuing into the evening. Large hail remains the main threat, authorities say.

A virtual storm spotter training session will be held tomorrow. Registration is available online.

The National Weather Service in Memphis warns of a slight to marginal risk of severe storms tomorrow afternoon and evening, mainly due to potential large hail.

A line of thunderstorms is forecast to develop Monday afternoon, with large hail as the primary threat, the National Weather Service said.

The National Weather Service in Memphis warns of potential severe storms, including damaging winds and large hail, early in the week.

The National Weather Service in Memphis reports the severe weather threat has diminished across the Mid-South. Authorities are asking residents to report any damage.