Severe weather possible in central Mississippi
Potential hazards include flying debris, damage to mobile homes, damage to roofs and tree damage.
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Potential hazards include flying debris, damage to mobile homes, damage to roofs and tree damage.
After a historic freeze in February, Mississippi has since dealt with another cold snap, tornadoes and heavy rainfall in recent weeks. National Weather Service meteorologist Eric Carpenter said the effects of La Niña, the climate pattern impacting weather globally with cooler-than-average waters in the Pacific Ocean, have played a key role in Mississippi's wacky weather. "Probably the easiest thing to point it up as is just spring in Mississippi," said Carpenter, who works in the weather service's Jackson office. "You know ... there can be some pretty big swings as we go from wi...
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Snow possible in parts of Mississippi, National Weather Service says Gabriela Szymanowska, Mississippi Clarion Ledger WATCH: Clarion Ledger subscription video Replay Video UP NEXT There's potential for areas of Mississippi to see snow moving into next week, according to the National Weather Service. In a tweet early Thursday morning, the National Weather Service in Jackson predicted the possibility for accumulating snow from Sunday night into Monday. Areas northwest of a Natchez to Jackson to Columbus line could be impacted by the weather system which could bring a coupl...
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