Weather

Damage assessments from Wednesday night’s storms are ongoing, with nine EF-1 tornadoes confirmed in Mississippi and Louisiana. Teams are evaluating additional areas today.

A line of showers and storms capable of damaging winds and possibly tornadoes is forecast to accompany a cold front crossing the area Sunday night.

Strong and gusty northerly winds are expected across the area from Sunday morning into late Monday afternoon following a cold front.

A significant freeze is expected early next week as much colder air moves into the area, prompting farmers and residents to stay alert.

A line of thunderstorms is expected to impact the Mid-South Sunday afternoon and evening, bringing damaging winds and possible tornadoes, forecasters say.

The National Weather Service forecasts damaging winds and potential tornadoes Sunday into Monday, followed by freezing temperatures Monday night.

A line of showers and storms capable of damaging wind gusts is forecast to accompany a cold front crossing the region Sunday night, with potential changes in timing and risk areas.

Gusty southerly winds are forecast to develop across the region Sunday as a cold front approaches, with the strongest winds in the ArkLaMiss Delta area.

A significant cold front is expected to cause freezing temperatures in parts of the area Monday night, prompting farmers and residents to stay alert.