Mississippi requests federal disaster declaration after severe winter storms
Mississippi has asked for a federal disaster declaration following winter storms from January 23-27, 2026, to aid recovery efforts.
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Mississippi has asked for a federal disaster declaration following winter storms from January 23-27, 2026, to aid recovery efforts.
Read MoreMississippi has submitted a request for federal disaster assistance following severe winter weather from Jan. 23-27. Officials are awaiting approval from FEMA and President Biden.
Read MoreThe National Weather Service in Jackson, Mississippi, released its weekly weather briefing on February 5, 2026.
Read MoreAfter one more night of freezing temperatures, temperatures are expected to rise above normal by the weekend, with some areas reaching the 70s by Sunday.
Read MoreThe warming station at the Senior Citizens Building will operate overnight to provide shelter during cold weather, officials say.
Read MoreRoads in Tunica County are still hazardous after efforts to clear winter weather, prompting safety warnings from officials.
Read MoreMississippi officials have submitted a request to FEMA and the president for federal disaster assistance after a severe winter storm in late January.
Read MoreAfter a cold night, temperatures are expected to rise above average by the weekend, with some areas reaching the 70s.
Read MoreResidents are advised to separate and curb storm debris for pickup, including vegetative and structural materials, in maintained areas.
Read MoreA dense fog advisory is in effect for the entire Delta until 9 p.m. tonight, with visibility expected to be severely reduced.
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