Mississippi Delta Report

The Horn Lake Police Department said officers took part in local Halloween events, including Trunk or Treat gatherings and pumpkin and poster judging.

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Clocks are set to move back one hour at 2 a.m. Sunday, Nov. 1. Rain and storm chances may linger Sunday before easing Monday.

The Cleveland Police Department urged drivers to slow down and watch for children during Halloween festivities. Police officers will be out in the community, Chief Dudley Tribble said.

The Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks says foxes, owls, raccoons and snakes can explain some eerie sights and sounds in the forest.

Scattered rain and isolated storms are possible this evening, with the highest chances in the southeast. Outdoor plans may proceed, but a backup plan is advised.

The National Weather Service in Jackson, Mississippi, says scattered showers are possible from this afternoon into tonight, with locally heavy downpours possible in the southeast.

A high risk for rip currents is expected along the Central Gulf Coast over the next few days. Beachgoers are urged to use caution this weekend.

The Coahoma County Sheriff’s Office attended Booker T. Washington Elementary School’s HallowTreat event.

Cloudy skies and scattered rain could affect Halloween evening activities. Rain chances continue through Saturday, with drier weather expected early next week.