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Severe weather possible for most of Mississippi beginning Thursday night

Ben Milam
By Ben Milam December 26, 2024
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Severe thunderstorms, damaging winds, and possible tornadoes are a threat for most of Mississippi on Thursday night into Friday morning, forecasters say. 

As a low-pressure system moves across the deep South, weather experts are warning those across the Magnolia State that it could spurn hazardous storms.  

The bulk of severe weather is projected to occur west of the Mississippi River, but a large swath of the Magnolia State is considered to be at risk. 

For most of the state, severe storms are possible tonight (12/26/2024) through tomorrow (12/27/2024) morning.
Damaging winds are possible and tornadoes can’t be ruled out.
📲Have multiple ways to receive weather alerts do not rely solely on outdoor sirens or social media. pic.twitter.com/T3gqLZrlCH

— msema (@MSEMA) December 26, 2024

While the worst is expected in eastern Texas and Louisiana, officials are warning Mississippians to stay prepared with the increased possibility of dangerous weather. Below are some tips to ensure you and your family are not caught off guard if severe conditions do come to your doorstep. 

Tornado safety 

  • Take cover in a sturdy building 
  • The best place in a house/building is on the lowest floor and in an interior room. Basements, storm shelters, hallways, closets, and bathrooms are great locations to go. Put as many walls between you and a tornado as possible. 
  • Protect your head from flying debris. Blankets, pillows, helmets, mattresses, and cooking pots are all good things to use to protect your head, other than your hands. 
  • Mobile homes are not safe shelters. Find a neighbor or a friend to stay with in a sturdier structure. For a last resort, take shelter in a ditch. 
  • Never attempt to outrun a tornado in a vehicle. Get out of the car and into a sturdy building. If none is around, lay flat in a ditch. 
  • Highway overpasses are not shelters. Winds speed up as they funnel underneath the overpass creating a danger to those underneath, as well as debris flying around. 

Lightning safety 

  • If you can hear thunder, you are close enough to be struck by lightning: “When thunder roars, go indoors!” 
  • Once inside, do not use appliances, landline telephones, or take a shower/bath. If lightning strikes your house, it can enter through the telephone, power lines, or plumbing. It is safest to wait til the storm has passed. 
  • If stuck outside, never take shelter under a tree. Try to find a building or get into a hard-topped car as quickly as possible. 

Flooding safety 

  • If encountering flooded roadways, turn around, don’t drown! Find another way to go. Do not cross the flooded road. 
  • It only takes 1-2 feet of flowing water to wash away any car, and six inches of flowing water to wash a grown person off of their feet. 
  • As long as water covers the road, conditions underneath the water are unknown. The road could be washed away, a power line could be downed in the water, etc. 

Mississippians can also see weather updates, forecasts, and radar data here. 

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Ben Milam is a multimedia journalist for SuperTalk Mississippi News. Prior to joining the news team, he spent three years as a radio and TV play-by-play broadcaster at the NCAA Division I, NJCAA, and high school levels – including time with William Carey, ESPN+, and most recently as the voice of the University of Louisiana Monroe women’s basketball team. He also is a staff writer for Big Gold Nation of the Rivals Network. Ben is a born-and-raised Mississippian and a graduate of Southern Miss. For inquiries or story tips, email [email protected].

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