Pontotoc News

Forecasters predict warmer-than-normal weather for the Mid-South as February progresses, providing a welcome change for residents.

Snow flurries are currently moving through eastern Arkansas, southwestern Tennessee, and northwestern Mississippi, according to weather reports.

The number of outages has decreased to fewer than 1,000, with additional workers arriving to assist recovery efforts, according to officials.

The Pontotoc County School District will close Monday because of ongoing power and water outages affecting the community.

Pontotoc City School District will reopen on Monday after thorough inspections confirmed campus safety. All services and transportation will operate normally.

A cold start is forecast for tomorrow morning, but temperatures are expected to warm above freezing by afternoon. Rain chances return Tuesday.

Crews from Pontotoc Electric Power Association began work early Sunday morning, distributing assignments and preparing to serve customers.

A cold morning in Memphis is expected to be followed by warmer weather later today, according to the National Weather Service.

A cold weather advisory remains in effect through Sunday, with wind chills dropping as low as minus 5 degrees.

The number of power outages has fallen below 2,000, as efforts to restore service continue, according to officials.