Red Flag Warning in effect for north Mississippi
Officials warned a Red Flag Warning will be in effect for north Mississippi tomorrow, citing critically dangerous fire weather and urging extreme caution with any flame or spark.
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Officials warned a Red Flag Warning will be in effect for north Mississippi tomorrow, citing critically dangerous fire weather and urging extreme caution with any flame or spark.
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Read moreThe National Weather Service in Memphis says elevated fire danger is expected across the Mid-South tomorrow, with the greatest risk in northern Mississippi. The agency urged extra caution when burning and suggested waiting a few days.
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