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The northbound lanes of I-55 and all lanes of I-22/U.S. 78 are closed in northern Mississippi for ice removal, authorities say.

Authorities urge residents to be cautious around buildings and overhangs as snow and ice slides pose dangers.

The National Weather Service warns against travel in northwest Mississippi as icy conditions worsen with dropping temperatures.

This weekend will be cold, with highs in the 20s, but temperatures are expected to rise into the 40s next week, according to forecasts.

The American Red Cross will host a warming shelter at First Baptist Church in Ripley starting at 7 p.m. tonight. The shelter is open to all and welcomes pets in crates.

The American Red Cross is opening a warming shelter at First Baptist Church in Ripley tonight at 7 p.m. Everyone is welcome, with no need to call ahead or show ID.

Ripley officials provided an update on water and gas services, highlighting ongoing restoration efforts and urging conservation.

The university reports restored power and ongoing water and internet restoration efforts following recent storm damage. Community support and volunteer efforts are ongoing.

Mississippi Emergency Management Agency officials are touring storm aftermath with Governor Tate Reeves, assessing recent winter weather damage.

Northbound I-55 from Grenada to Senatobia and westbound I-22 from New Albany to Holly Springs are closed until further notice for ice removal efforts, according to MDOT.