Mississippi Delta Report

Not all thunderstorms with heavy rain or lightning are classified as severe. Authorities follow specific criteria to issue warnings.

The National Weather Service in Jackson, Mississippi, warns residents about the dangers of severe thunderstorms and advises on safety measures.

Meteorologists warn that severe weather can produce damaging straight-line winds, leading to widespread damage.

The National Weather Service highlights the record hailstone that fell in Mississippi on April 10, 1962, during severe thunderstorms.

The city of Greenville is experiencing low water pressure due to drought conditions and water main breaks, prompting an urgent response from city officials.

The city announced that water pressure in Greenville has been restored to 60 PSI after disruptions caused by drought and water main breaks.

The Tunica County Sheriff’s Office is asking the public to identify individuals involved in a recent grand larceny case. A $1,000 reward is being offered for tips leading to an arrest.

The latest episode features fall inshore fishing around Bay St. Louis and the Jordan River, highlighting local species activity.

Patchy dense fog is expected to reduce visibility across the Highway 84 corridor late tonight and early Wednesday morning, prompting caution for drivers.

A cold front bringing gusty winds is expected to heighten wildfire danger in Mississippi on Friday, according to the National Weather Service.