Pontotoc News

The National Weather Service in Memphis has canceled the severe thunderstorm watch for the area as no severe weather is expected tonight.

A heat warning is in effect for the Memphis region through Tuesday evening, with dangerously high heat index values expected.

While isolated storms are possible this afternoon, the main threat is expected to arrive late evening with damaging winds and heavy rain, according to weather officials.

As summer in Mississippi continues, residents can take small steps to save energy and money amid forecasts of additional hot weather.

Practicing simple energy-saving habits at home can make a significant difference, say energy experts. Celebrating National Parents’ Day, they acknowledge the role of caregivers in instilling these habits.

Dewpoint is a key weather measurement that explains why glasses fog up or how humidity feels. Experts detail how dewpoint affects daily weather conditions.

The National Weather Service in Memphis has issued an extreme heat warning and heat advisory starting at 11 a.m., with a low risk of severe weather this afternoon.

A heat warning will be in effect from Sunday through Tuesday as temperatures rise, following a humid and soggy day.

A message to those who enjoy summer, highlighting the humidity often associated with the season.

Organizers encourage families to enjoy the sunny morning while preparations continue for a community event focused on kids and back-to-school activities.