Don't treat tornado watches or warnings lightly. Deadly twisters can hit in Mississippi all year. See what the weather data says about historic storms
Storms in Mississippi on Tuesday produced damaging winds and suspected tornadoes, resulting in two fatalities and widespread damage. Wayne County was particularly hard hit, with multiple homes destroyed or damaged, just two weeks after a powerful tornado caused significant damage in the same area.
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At Least 2 Dead In Mississippi After Severe Storms Slam The South
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Storms leave two dead in Mississippi
Three killed in Mississippi as storms sweep across US
Powerful storms that killed three people in Mississippi and ripped roofs from buildings in a small Oklahoma town charged eastward Wednesday, spawning tornado warnings near the East Coast while heavy snow struck the Midwest and dry,
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Tampa Free Press on MSNAccuWeather Predicts Shift In Tornado Activity, Increased Threat For Mississippi And Tennessee ValleysAccuWeather's team of long-range forecasters is predicting a shift in the primary zone of tornado activity for 2025, with the highest risk of severe thunderstorms and tornadoes moving east of the traditional "Tornado Alley" in the Plains.
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Dropbox on MSNTornado Alley Is Changing — Is Your State the New Hotspot?Scientists are warning that Tornado Alley — the traditional hotspot for twisters across the central U.S. — appears to be shifting eastward, putting new states and communities at risk. Climate change,
Over much of south, central and west Texas, including Austin and San Antonio and far southeastern New Mexico, there is also an extremely critical risk of wildfires.
Unfortunately, a few of those can be violent tornadoes, particularly in the South. On March 3, 1966, 59 years ago today, an F5 tornado tore a 202-mile long path across central and eastern Mississippi into western Alabama.
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