Severe Storms Possible Across Mississippi Monday Afternoon
JACKSON, Miss. — The National Weather Service and the Mississippi Emergency Management Agency are warning residents across Mississippi to stay
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Read moreJACKSON, Miss. — The National Weather Service and the Mississippi Emergency Management Agency are warning residents across Mississippi to stay
Read moreForecasters say a cluster of storms over southwest Arkansas is expected to reach the Mid-South in the next one to two hours, with large to very large hail the primary concern.
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