Author: Jon Myers

Forecasts indicate continued warm weather through the week, followed by a higher chance of rain next weekend, according to meteorologists.

Fire officials urge caution after numerous grassfires in Pontotoc County. Residents are advised to call 911 for emergencies.

Despite rising rain chances, dry air aloft is preventing significant rainfall from reaching the surface, leading to dry conditions early in the week.

Missouri officials encourage residents to stay informed during Severe Weather Preparedness Week with multiple warning options available.

An in-person storm spotter training session will be held Tuesday at the Caruthersville Public Library.

Arkansas officials highlight key steps to stay safe during flash flooding as part of Severe Weather Awareness Week.

University of Mississippi Medical Center has restored phone lines and is contacting patients to reschedule missed appointments, according to a hospital spokesperson.

The first day of meteorological spring marks the start of warmer temperatures and seasonal changes across many regions.

The National Weather Service will host three in-person storm spotter training sessions this week. Details are available online.

A storm system is expected to bring heavy rain to the Mid-South starting Monday, with totals potentially reaching up to 7 inches later in the week.