Tippah News

Radar indicates the back edge of wintry weather is close to leaving the Mid-South, with only light snow expected in some areas. Travelers are advised to exercise caution.

Mississippi Department of Transportation urges residents to stay off roads unless travel is urgent due to winter weather conditions caused by Storm Fern.

MDOT crews and first responders continue their efforts on hazardous roads as residents are encouraged to stay home and prioritize safety during winter storms.

Mississippi faces dangerous winter conditions with 37 counties reporting ice on roads and bridges. Officials urge residents to stay off the roads unless necessary.

A severe ice storm is impacting Mississippi, causing power outages, hazardous road conditions, and dangerously low temperatures. Authorities urge residents to stay safe and seek shelter if needed.

Parts of northern Mississippi are experiencing dangerous ice, prompting officials to urge residents to stay indoors. Those who must venture out should exercise caution.

Governor Tate Reeves provided an update on the approaching winter storm impacting Mississippi, urging residents to prepare and exercise caution.

Officials extend support to linemen and residents as crews work in hazardous conditions. Residents are advised to stay off roads and check on neighbors.

Utility crews ask residents to conserve water as they work to restore service. Authorities recommend a one-hour water conservation period to help pressure rebuild.

Authorities are working to restore water and clear blocked roads following severe weather. Residents are advised to stay off the roads for safety.

Ripley Water officials say a downed pump station has been repaired, but customers are advised to reduce water use to help restore pressure.

All campuses of Northeast Mississippi Community College will be closed on Jan. 26 and 27 due to unsafe conditions, with virtual classes possible if power is available.

Heavy ice accumulation is causing power outages in northeast Mississippi and southeast West Tennessee as winter storms persist across the region.

Weather officials are asking residents to report current precipitation types and locations to help track conditions.

Freezing rain and sleet are impacting parts of Mississippi, Tennessee, and Arkansas, causing power outages and travel disruptions.

A winter storm remains active, with radar updates indicating ongoing snowfall and storm activity through Saturday night.

As of Jan. 24, Mississippi officials warn drivers about widespread ice on roads and bridges in 27 counties, urging caution and limited travel.

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.