The Storm Prediction Center has placed central Mississippi under an Enhanced Risk (Level 3/5) for severe weather.

Multiple school districts from around the state have announced early dismissals due to expected storms Tuesday. A First Alert Weather Day has been issued, with the Storm Prediction Center putting central Mississippi under a Level 3/5 risk.

An Enhanced Risk for severe weather has been issued, with the Storm Prediction Center putting central Mississippi under a Level 3/5 risk. These storms will start in the afternoon and continue into the evening,

The Storm Prediction Center has already issued an Enhanced Risk (Level 3/5) for central Mississippi, so we’re expecting strong storms to move in early next week.

We also have issued a First Alert Weather Day for the severe weather expected next week. We’ll start the day a little chilly, with temperatures in the 40s, but we’ll warm up into the 60s and 70s across central Mississippi,

Multiple school districts from around the state have announced early dismissals due to expected storms Tuesday. A First Alert Weather Day has been issued, with the Storm Prediction Center putting central Mississippi under a Level 3/5 risk.

Tens of millions of people across the central and southern US are at risk Tuesday of severe thunderstorms and tornadoes and fire weather on the storm’s warm side and blizzard conditions on its cold side.

The National Weather Service Storm Prediction Center warned Monday of a major storm system in the central U.S. that could bring “high winds, blizzard conditions, severe weather, and a concern for some flash flooding”—marking the first big test for federal forecasters after the Trump administration cut staffing.

An unusually powerful March storm is trekking across the country with a wide range of hazards from strong winds that could set off blizzard conditions and dust storms to severe thunderstorms that could produce tornadoes.

The winter storm could impact up to 170 million people across more than 20 states from the southern Plains to the Midwest and East, AccuWeather said.

The Trump administration fired hundreds of employees at the top US agency overseeing weather prediction and climate research, raising concerns about the nation’s preparedness amid wildfire

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