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A brief lull in sleet and snow is observed north of the I-40 corridor, but more severe weather is expected later today, including an ice storm south of I-40 and east of I-55.

Freezing rain has started in northeast Mississippi and is expected to intensify, with I-22 from Holly Springs to Tupelo among the areas of greatest concern, officials say.

The first wave of the winter storm is ending, with forecasts indicating a mix of precipitation types for the coming days. Authorities warn of continued cold and potential rainfall.

Mississippi Department of Transportation crews are working to clear roads affected by Winter Storm Fern, urging drivers to stay off affected highways unless necessary.

With severe winter conditions affecting much of Mississippi, authorities urge residents to use local warming centers and safe rooms for protection from the cold.

Mississippi officials thank President Donald Trump for swiftly approving an emergency declaration amid severe winter weather.

North Mississippi roads are icy, prompting officials to urge residents to stay home and stay safe amid winter conditions.

Significant sleet is moving northeast along and north of the I-40 corridor, creating hazardous travel conditions. Authorities advise caution.

The National Weather Service in Memphis, Tennessee, is requesting snow reports from residents as snowfall continues in the area.

The National Weather Service has made available a comprehensive briefing on snow, sleet, ice, and cold weather impacts.