Mississippi Watches And Warnings
Deadly Tornadoes Hit South
conditions triggered a deadly outbreak of tornadoes in the south with tornado watches or warnings in at least 6 states. As Elaine Quijano reports ...
Severe Weather Possible, January 17, 2012
Forecasters expect a watch to be issued for Central Mississippi, generally along the Interstate 20 corridor. While the primary risk areas appear to be south and east of the main Delta area, damaging winds and hail cannot be ruled out. As of this post, no severe weather watches are in effect. An approaching cold front will bring the possibility of sever weather to Mississippi on January 17, 2012.
Severe Weather this Weekend
Strong to severe thunderstorms are expected to develop after midnight Friday (January 20)and into early Saturday morning for the Mississippi Delta as a cold front passes the area. The risk for severe weather increases throughout the day Saturday for areas in central, eastern and southern Mississippi.
Fast-moving snowstorm hits Northeast
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Aluiscious Maywhether was born in Mississippi; he has a fixation with personalized salt shakers and holds a strong moral obligation to his mother.
I'd like to meet this boy. (It's Marilyn Monroe, btw) You reveal much talent in this write, although a publisher would demand some tweaking. Loved the part about the elderly woman's hair & the sidewalk crack scene - excellent imagery.
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I'd like to meet this boy. (It's Marilyn Monroe, btw) You reveal much talent in this write, although a publisher would demand some tweaking. Loved the part about the elderly woman's hair & the sidewalk crack scene - excellent imagery.
Judgemental Twatter
I hate to be harsh... No I don't.
Bush knew Hurricane Katrina's devestating effects before storm hit New Orleans. How can we impreach him?
I don't care for Bush either....however, may I say from personal experience...no one knew the devistating effects that would really come from this storm.
Might I also add that Hurricane Katrina hit Mississippi, not New Orleans...
Dolby21
That ship has sailed.
leodjoneluv
I'm a brother and I'm mad at bush, but no one knew that it was gonna be that bad. He acted bad after it, but he could not have known that the levees were gonna break at that time. No one knew. Its was like Pompeii.
fulop_fulker
you voted 2 times for this cake and now you do not want to eat it?
change country!!! how about iran?
deadly_donkey
jersbulk
Very soon you will have to come to terms with the fact that the President of the United States of America is not responsible for disaster response of relief unless it falls under the category of "beyond local and state control". By law...
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