Tippah County, MS News
Local news from Tippah County, Mississippi, covering Ripley, Walnut, Falkner, Blue Mountain, Dumas, Tiplersville and Chalybeate. Follow county government, schools, businesses, sports, weather and community events.
On Jan. 5, 2026, Ripley Main Street announced its support for Peyton Williams, a Tippah County student selected for the Mississippi All-State Lions Band, through a community fundraising effort.
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Tippah County, Mississippi, can enjoy dry weather this week, but rain returns Thursday with the potential for severe storms on Friday, according to Local Source.
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BLUE MOUNTAIN, Miss. — A man with an extensive criminal history in Tippah County and multiple prior deportations was arrested
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According to Local Source, Tippah County, Mississippi, will experience above-normal temperatures starting Tuesday, with potential severe storms late this week.
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According to Local Source, Tippah County residents can expect well-above-normal temperatures to arrive by Tuesday, with a temporary return to cooler weather over the weekend.
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According to Local Source, Tippah County weather will remain dry at the start of the week, but increased rain and thunderstorms are expected later in the week, with a 20-50% chance of over an inch of rain by Saturday night.
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According to Local Source, above-normal temperatures are expected to return to Tippah County on Tuesday, with rain chances increasing by the end of the week, impacting local weather conditions.
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According to Local Source, Tippah County residents can expect a significant temperature increase starting after January 5, 2026, bringing well above-normal warmth.
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Temperatures in Tippah County, Mississippi, will reach the upper 60s and lower 70s this week, according to Local Source, marking a rare but not unprecedented warm spell for January.
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According to Local Source, Tippah County residents are experiencing a warm winter with little snow so far in 2026, reflecting changing climate patterns in the region.
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