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06/07/2026

Heads up, its about to get real warm.

🔥 DANGEROUS HEAT WAVE AHEAD! 🔥

Summer is about to make its presence known across a large portion of the eastern half of the nation.

From June 9th through June 12th, heat and humidity will combine to push heat index (real feel) temperatures into the upper 90s to as high as 105° in some areas.

🥵 Heat Index Values: Upper 90s to 105°

🌡️ Above Normal Temperatures

⚠️ Increased Risk of Heat-Related Illness

If you have outdoor plans next week, be prepared for dangerous heat. Stay hydrated, take frequent breaks, and never leave children or pets inside a vehicle for any amount of time.

This could be one of the hottest stretches so far this year for parts of the Midwest, South, and East.

How hot are you expecting it to get where you live? 🔥

03/15/2026

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❗Severe Weather Threat ❗
The National Weather Service is forecasting an enhanced risk of severe weather for Mississippi on Sunday (3/15/26) evening. The highest threat is in north and central Mississippi, but the entire state could see severe storms.

Mississippi could experience:
🌪Tornadoes possible
🌬 Damaging winds up to 70 mph
⛈ Severe storms

❗ Stay Weather Aware ❗
📲Have multiple ways to receive alerts
🏠Know your Safe place

03/15/2026

Pay attention to updates coming.

03/15/26 Weather Update

Community safe rooms will open across the county this afternoon due to the threat of severe weather.

Community safe rooms are open to anyone who feels more comfortable taking shelter pre storm in a safe room instead of their home.

This is not for residents to drive to at the issuance of a warning.

Opening at 5:30pm

Hernando Elementary 455 Riley Street, Hernando, MS. 38632

Horn Lake Elementary 6341 Ridgewood, Horn Lake, MS. 38637

Hope Sullivan Elementary 7985 Southaven Circle West, Southaven, MS. 38671

Lewisburg Elementary 1717 Craft Road, Olive Branch, MS. 38654

Walls Elementary 6131 Delta View Rd. Walls, MS. 38680

Olive Branch Elementary
9549 Pigeon Roost Olive Branch, MS

Opening at the issuance of a Tornado Watch:
Southaven Community Safe Room 7312 Highway 51N, Southaven, MS. 38671

City of Olive Branch - Government
City of Hernando, MS – Government
City of Horn Lake, MS - Municipal Government
City of Southaven - Municipal Government
DeSoto County Sheriff's Office
DeSoto County Government

03/15/2026

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(March 15, 2026 | 4:40 p.m. CT): Storm shelters are beginning to open in West Tennessee as many areas in the region are now under a Tornado Watch.

These shelters are opened and managed by local communities, and available locations can be found on TEMA’s interactive map. Shelters typically open when a tornado watch is issued. This map will continue to be updated.

Find the map here: https://www.tn.gov/tema/tennessee-shelters.html

03/13/2026

ANOTHER SEVERE WEATHER OUTBREAK‼️ is looking probable as a very strong storm system is to ramp up Sunday into Sunday Night.

⚠️A BIG LINE OF STORMS moving into an extremely sheared environment AFTER DARK will set the stage for fast-moving QLCS TORNADOES (EF-2+ Tornadoes Possible) at night across the portions of the Mid-South (especially across Tennessee, Kentucky, Illinois, Indiana, Arkansas, and Missouri)...

‼️DO NOT SLEEP NAKED- Have a plan ready, closed-toed shoes by the bed, a way to be woken up quickly if a tornado warning issued. Nighttime Tornadoes are the deadliest type of tornadoes.

⚠️SEVERE WEATHER OUTBREAK & TORNADO RISK will push east overnight and into Monday across the Mid-Atlantic and Carolinas, where a Tornado & Damaging Wind Risk will exist. Some of these tornadoes could be STRONG (EF2+)

03/13/2026

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‼️ SEVERE WEATHER OUTBREAK POSSIBLE SUNDAY INTO SUNDAY NIGHT

Another strong storm system is expected to ramp up Sunday, bringing the potential for a large line of severe storms stretching from Texas into the Midwest.

➡️ PRIMARY THREAT:

💨 SIGNIFICANT DAMAGING WINDS POSSIBLE (75+ mph)

Thunderstorms are expected to develop along a strong cold front Sunday afternoon, quickly organizing into a powerful squall line that sweeps east during the evening and overnight hours.

Widespread 60–70 mph winds are possible, with pockets of significant wind damage where gusts exceed 75 mph.

➡️ TORNADO THREAT:

🌪️ QLCS TORNADOES POSSIBLE — SOME COULD BE STRONG

As this line of storms moves into an extremely sheared environment after dark, fast-moving embedded tornadoes may develop within the squall line.

There is also some uncertainty regarding storms ahead of the line, but if pre-frontal supercells can develop they could be capable of producing stronger tornadoes.

⏱️ TIMING
• Sunday Afternoon: Storms begin developing along the cold front
• Sunday Evening–Overnight: Squall line moves east with damaging winds and embedded tornadoes
• Late Night: Severe threat continues shifting east

⚠️ BOTTOM LINE:
A fast-moving line of severe storms capable of widespread damaging winds (75+ mph) and nighttime tornadoes may develop Sunday evening and overnight.

⚠️ DO NOT SLEEP NAKED.
Have multiple ways to receive warnings overnight, keep closed-toe shoes by the bed, and be ready to move quickly if a Tornado Warning is issued. 🌪️

03/11/2026

03/11/2026

Today is gonna be one of those days.
Stay Protected Stay Prepared!

03/10/2026

Good information that you can use.

Severe storm season is here. Do you KNOW the difference between a Tornado Watch, a Tornado Warning and a Tornado Emergency? https://www.weather.gov/safety/tornado-ww