Author: Jon Myers

The National Weather Service in Memphis urges Americans nationwide to stay prepared amid reports of tornadoes, hail, and strong winds.

Forecasters predict continued warm weather into late February, with rain expected to arrive in the Midsouth on Tuesday night.

The Mid-South is expected to experience warm and dry conditions at the start of the workweek, with rain chances increasing by Wednesday. Temperatures will decrease slightly later in the week.

Women are invited to enjoy an evening of shopping, cookies, and mocktails this Wednesday in Pontotoc for a Galentine’s-themed event.

Rain is expected to return Tuesday night as a cold front advances through the area, according to meteorologists.

A 30% to 50% chance of dense fog is expected along and west of the Mississippi River early Monday morning, prompting caution for drivers.

Experts recommend pet owners prepare for storms by ensuring pets have food, water, and comfort items and are included in emergency plans.

Officials encourage Mississippians to stay prepared and avoid panic as severe weather season approaches.

The Pontotoc Community Theater invites the public to attend its monthly business meeting on Feb. 9 at 5:30 p.m.

Mississippi begins its annual Severe Weather Preparedness Week to encourage residents to prepare for storms and emergencies.