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A surge of Arctic air will bring dangerously cold temperatures and gusty winds to Mississippi Friday night into Saturday, officials warn.

Community partners including the Greenville Fire Department and Washington County Emergency Operations Center are providing relief to residents in need.

Mayor Errick D. Simmons expressed gratitude to local agencies and businesses for providing relief supplies to residents affected by winter weather in Glen Allan.

Police advise caution as city roads remain hazardous following recent ice and low temperatures, with conditions expected to improve later today.

Mississippi Baptist Disaster Relief is providing free assistance for storm damage in Bolivar, Humphreys, Sunflower, and Sharkey counties. Residents are urged to submit help requests promptly.

Dylan Redwine and Hayes Keeton of Pope Café delivered food to jail staff, while other local businesses provided meals to first responders.

Forecasters warn residents to prepare for areas of dense fog through early Thursday. Drivers should exercise caution on the roads.

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Officials warn drivers to exercise caution on Highway 61 amid snow and icy patches causing limited visibility.

Coahoma County officials warn residents of dangerous road conditions due to black ice, urging caution and minimal travel tonight.