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Strong to severe storms possible Saturday morning
South Mississippi (WLOX) — Strong to severe storms are expected early Saturday morning.
A complex of storms is expected to arrive before sunrise and exit before Noon.
A few storms may be capable of damaging wind gusts and isolated tornadoes, along with frequent lightning and heavy downpours.
It is important to stay weather aware overnight and have multiple ways to receive a warnings.
It is likely we will see partly cloudy to mostly clear skied by the midday hours. Daylight heating may allow for scattered showers or storms to redevelop Saturday afternoon or evening.
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First Alert Weather Day: Storm Threat Builds This Afternoon
JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT) -Today is a First Alert Weather Day. Most of the day will stay quiet, but conditions begin to change this evening as a front approaches. The latest guidance shows storms developing to our northwest, then organizing and moving into the area this afternoon and overnight. Some of these storms could become strong to severe.
The greatest risk looks to be between 4 PM tonight and 6 AM Saturday, though storms will be off and on during that time.
Once we get past the day today, the pattern stays unsettled but a bit less organized. Scattered storms remain possible Saturday and Sunday, mainly during the afternoon and evening, with only a limited threat for severe weather at this point.
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Tornadoes possible in Mississippi Friday, more severe weather ahead
Mississippi is set to see severe weather as multiple rounds of storms move through in coming days and with them comes chances of damaging winds, large hail and possible tornadoes.
According to the National Weather Service, rain and storms will begin to move into the northwest part of the state Friday afternoon, April 24, and move southeast through the state into the night. Threats with the storms include damaging winds up to 60 mph, hail up to half dollar size and possible brief tornadoes. The majority of the state, including Jackson and Hattiesburg, are under a Slight Risk warning, of Level 2 of a possible 5. Northeast and Southeast Mississippi are at Marginal Risk, or a Level 1 warning.
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