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The Clarion Ledger

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Tornadoes, storms possible in MS on Election Day as cold front arrives

Mississippi will move into its typical late fall, early winter weather pattern this week with possible tornadoes and severe thunderstorms followed by a significant drop in temperatures. According to the National Weather Service, chances of rain and possible thunderstorms will begin to move into Mississippi on Tuesday, November 3, Election Day as voters head to the polls . Jackson may see showers on Tuesday afternoon and in Hattiesburg, Tuesday evening. On Tuesday night, conditions are expected to produce heavier rain and possible thunderstorms lasting into Wednesday morning. In the western part of the state, the National Weather Service has issued an advisory of possible severe thunderstorms, wind gusts up to 60 mph and brief tornadoes cannot be ruled out from mid-afternoon on Tuesday into early morning on Wednesday. Skies are expected to clear on Thursday in Jackson and Hattiesburg and temperatures will fall. Low temperatures in Hattiesburg are expected to be in the mid-40s over the weekend in Jackson and Hattiesburg with chances of rain returning Sunday. More: What is heat lightning, and how does it happen? National Weather Service forecast in, near Jackson, MS Monday: Mostly cloudy, with a high near 81. Southeast wind 10 to 15 mph, with

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Mississippi residents encouraged to prepare generators for winter safely

As temperatures drop, public safety officials are recognizing November as Carbon Monoxide Awareness Month. During winter storms and severe weather, residents often face power outages and turn to portable generators to keep their homes running. Guillermo Rodriguez, spokesperson for the Portable Generator Manufactures Association, emphasized the critical need for public...

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WLOX

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Wesley's Tuesday Afternoon First Alert Forecast

Elevated rain chances will persist through tonight and tomorrow as a cold front inches closer to South Mississippi. Severe thunderstorm potential continues to stay focused well to our north across northern Mississippi.

Mississippi · 8d
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WTOK

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Showers and clouds will graudally clear throughout the day... Tori Alvarado's First Alert Weather Forecast 11/4/26

Newton County, MS · 7d

WLBT

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Tuesday night cold front brings showers and storms

JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT)- A long-awaited cold front is heading toward Central Mississippi tonight. A few storms could be on the strong side causing a level 1 out of 5 risk for severe weather. Expect heavy rain and isolated strong wind gusts, especially west of the I-55 corridor. Damaging winds are the highest threat, followed by flash flooding. While the threat for strong tornadoes is low, weak tornadoes cannot be completely ruled out, so stay alert and have a way to receive weather warnings.

Mississippi · 8d

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Tuesday evening storms rolling through the Mid-South make way for drier conditions Wednesday

MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) - Temperatures are warming into the middle to upper 70s midday Tuesday as mostly cloudy skies come with limited peaks of sunshine. A line of storms begins to push through parts of eastern Arkansas between 3 and 5pm with storms pushing across the Mississippi River and into parts of west Tennessee and north Mississippi after sunset.

Mississippi · 8d

WLOX

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Eric's First Alert: Wednesday morning fog, afternoon t-storms, turning colder this weekend

Louisiana · 8d

WTOK-TV

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Spotty showers possible for Election Day

MERIDIAN, Miss. (WTOK) - Happy Tuesday! It’s Election Day, and polls opened at 7 a.m. Temperatures this morning started in the lower to mid 60s, and the morning also started out with passing clouds. As we go throughout the day, we’ll deal with mostly cloudy skies with only a small chance for a stray shower or two this afternoon.

Scott County, MS · 8d

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Election Day forecast: When to vote to avoid rain and storms

When rain falls on Election Day, research has shown that voter turnout tends to decrease by one percent. That may not sound like a lot, but it can have massive implications. History has shown us that every vote counts, and therefore matters. In fact, since 2018, there have been 14...

Shelby County, TN · 9d

Action News 5

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Tuesday evening First Alert Forecast from Chief Meteorologist Ron Childers-November 3, 2026

Memphis, TN · 8d

WLOX

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Eric's Tuesday afternoon First Alert Forecast

Jackson County, MS · 8d

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Election Day raindrops tied to approaching cold front

BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - Our next cold front will be sweeping through the state Election Evening into early Wednesday morning delivering scattered t-showers and another slight temperature drop. ELECTION DAY RAIN & STORMS. A cold front will be sweeping through the Deep South Election Day Tuesday and the following...

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Series of Cold Fronts Brings Cooler Than Normal Temperatures to Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama Including New Orleans and Mobile by Next Week

GULF COAST — A series of cold fronts is on the way for the Gulf Coast, bringing a real taste of fall to the region. The first front arrives Wednesday with drier, less muggy, and slightly cooler conditions. A second, stronger cold front follows late this week or over the weekend, with a growing signal for much cooler than average temperatures by late weekend and into next week.

Alabama · 9d

The Money Overview

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The IRS gave Mississippi, Wisconsin and Michigan taxpayers hit by disaster until Nov. 2 to file, and Texas storm victims until Feb. 1

Taxpayers in storm-damaged parts of Mississippi, Wisconsin and Michigan have until Monday, Nov. 2, to file returns and make payments the IRS has already pushed back for disaster relief, while Texans hit by July storms have until Feb. 1, 2027. The Monday date is two days after this story posts, and it applies only to […] The post The IRS gave Mississippi, Wisconsin and Michigan taxpayers hit by disaster until Nov. 2 to file, and Texas storm victims until Feb. 1 appeared first on The Money Overview .

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WAKING UP WITH WESLEY: Dry weather eases Pearl River Co. flooding as cold front brings severe storm risk to Mississippi (11/2/26)

Senior Meteorologist Wesley Williams says Monday will be a humid and breezy day with temperatures starting in the mild 60s and 70s before climbing to a warm 80 degrees.

Pearl River County, MS · 9d

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Over 19 Inches of Rain in Six Hours Triggers Flash Flood Emergency in Mississippi Near Picayune, Carriere, and Bogalusa Overnight

MISSISSIPPI — One of the most extreme rainfall events on record hit southwest Mississippi overnight, with more than 19 inches of rain falling in just six hours. The torrential rain fell north of Picayune in Pearl River County, near the Louisiana border, where around 12 inches fell in only three hours. The National Weather Service issued a Particularly Dangerous Situation Flash Flood Emergency as water rose rapidly across the area.

Picayune, MS · 11d