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Forecasts for snow and freezing rain in the Mid-South remain uncertain as models disagree on key storm ingredients, but cold temperatures are assured.

North East Mississippi Community College observes Martin Luther King Jr. Day with campus closures. Classes resume on Jan. 20.

People across the country honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. by reflecting on his call to serve others and recommitting to community efforts.

Today marks a day of reflection on the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and his contributions to justice and equality.

Meteorologists indicate that conditions are aligning for a possible winter storm later this week, with cold air expected to accompany the system.

A cold front is expected to enter the Mid-South overnight, bringing colder temperatures that will persist into Tuesday. Warmer weather is forecast to return later in the week.

Morning temperatures will remain cold early in the week, with

The region will experience very cold temperatures through Tuesday, with conditions easing to near normal by mid to late next week, according to weather officials.

Cirrus clouds, known for their thin, wispy appearance, are common in all seasons. They are composed mainly of ice crystals and form at high altitudes.