Mississippi Delta Report

Turkey season in Mississippi begins March 14, with youth season starting March 7. Hunters are encouraged to get their licenses and familiarize themselves with new digital reporting requirements.

Showers in the northern part of the region are forecast to end within the next hour, with warm conditions continuing overnight into tomorrow morning.

A slow-moving cold front is expected to cause storms and a marginal risk of severe weather through Saturday evening, with damaging winds as the primary concern.

Patchy dense fog with low visibility is expected in parts of eastern Mississippi, primarily along major highways, this morning.

Rain and storm chances are expected to rise in the ArkLaMiss area this weekend, with rainfall totals of 1 to 3 inches. The threat of severe weather remains lower compared to regions to the west.

Delta Compass has provided a grant to Mississippi Delta Community College to enhance career-technical education at its Greenville campus, aiming to expand opportunities for students.

Students in the Washington County Leadership Class toured government facilities and met officials, gaining insights into local operations.

Law enforcement officers will be at the Made In Panola Job Fair to engage with attendees at the Northwest Concourse.

Hunter Farrior shares his story of starting Spring Legion Turkey Hunting and his passion for preserving turkey hunting traditions on the latest Mississippi Outdoors Podcast.

The Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks invites families to a week of educational programs at the Visitor Education Center during spring break.