Pontotoc News

Some areas in the Mid-South are experiencing relative humidity levels below 30%, prompting fire officials to urge caution and adherence to burn bans.

The National Weather Service has released severe weather preparedness videos with American Sign Language and captions for the deaf and hard of hearing community during Deaf Awareness Week.

Pontotoc remained undefeated after defeating New Albany 35-7 in the 98th meeting between the teams.

Residents are encouraged to visit small businesses in Pontotoc during the fall open house event.

Relative humidity levels are expected to drop as low as 25% to 35% along and south of I-40 on Sunday, with humidity increasing later in the week.

The National Weather Service in Memphis emphasizes the importance of multiple warning methods, including NOAA Weather Radio, for severe weather alerts.

Weekend weather is expected to be pleasant, but humidity levels are forecast to rise early next week with increased chances of storms.

The Mid-South can expect dry and calm conditions with highs in the 80s through early next week, before rain and humidity return midweek.

Officials recommend assembling emergency kits now as severe weather season approaches. Experts advise residents to follow key preparedness tips.

Pontotoc secured a 35-7 victory over New Albany, maintaining its undefeated record this season.