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Several Accidents as Bad Weather Moved Through Neshoba

Wednesday, May 25 by Rick Guy

Tuesday, 5/24/22 1:57 a.m. - Philadelphia Police were called about a group of females possibly fighting on A Avenue near Northwest Avenue.5:10 a.m. - Philadelphia Police were called by an occupant at the Western Motel stating a stranger was banging on their door.10:53 a.m. -...

Lightning Strikes a Woman as Severe Weather Moves Through Neshoba

Saturday, April 16 by Rick Guy

2:10 a.m. - Neshoba Deputies responded to a report of a prowler on Road 591.3:14 p.m. - Philadelphia Police were asked to watch for a reckless motorcyclist on Main Street.5:15 p.m. - Neshoba deputies were sent to a domestic disturbance on Road 741.5:51 p.m....

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Down Power Lines and Bad Weather keep Neshoba Law Enforcement Busy.

Thursday, March 31 by Rick Guy

7:50 a.m. – Philadelphia Police responded to an accident at Range Ave. and Hospital St. with no reported injuries. 8:25 a.m. – Neshoba County Deputies were asked to check out the report of a female lying in the road on County Road 701. 9:21 a.m. –...

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Severe Weather Updates: Tornado Warnings Issued for Several Counties.

Wednesday, March 30 by BMO

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Severe Weather Threat Now At Level-4 For Wednesday

Tuesday, March 29 by Randy Bell

The National Weather Service is ramping up the threat of severe weather in Mississippi Wednesday. It's posted a Level-4 "moderate" risk for damaging winds and tornadoes. After severe storms last week produced an outbreak of 27 mostly weak tornadoes, the main concern this time...

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Scattered Damage After Severe Storms In Mississippi

Friday, February 18 by Randy Bell

A line of severe storms pushed across Mississippi Thursday, producing several tornado warnings but little damage. Some trees were blown down in the Kosciusko, Canton, Camden and Lexington areas, power line damage was reported in several locations and a home and barn in Flora...

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Local Area Facing Level 3 Severe Weather Threat Today

Thursday, February 17 by Randy Bell

The threat of severe weather today continues. The National Weather Service has placed a large part of Mississippi-- including this area-- under a Level 3 "enhanced risk" of severe storms. Damaging wind gusts and tornadoes will be possible as storms tracking across the state...

National Weather Service confirms a tornado hit Attala County Sunday

Thursday, April 16 by Breck Riley

Forecasters with the National Weather Service in Jackson have confirmed that a tornado touched down in Attala County during the Easter Sunday storms.The tornado touched down west of Sallis, near the Attala/Holmes County line at 2:06 pm.It was classified as an EF-1 storm with...

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Weather Alert – CEPA Power Restoration During COVID-19

Sunday, April 12 by Staff Report

POWER RESTORATION DURING COVID-19 Be weather aware. The majority of Central Electric Power Association’s service area is under watch for severe weather on Easter Sunday which could result in major power outages. Please know that we have restoration plans in place to keep power flowing....

Weather Forces Schedule Change for Mississippi State Baseball Series Opener with Oregon State

Wednesday, February 19 by LOLLYDUDE

STARKVILLE – In order for college baseball’s best fans to plan ahead for Friday’s (Feb. 21) series opener versus Oregon State at Dudy Noble Field, the Mississippi State baseball program has announced it will now throw the first pitch of its series opener at...

Neshoba County prepares for potential weather threat

Friday, January 10 by Ashleigh Fortenberry

Neshoba County Emergency Management Assistance Director Darell Wilson said while there are no designated tornado shelters in the county, there are ways people can still prepare.“I would suggest monitoring the weather through their local TV station, radio station, weather radio, and social media, keep...