Mississippi, Alabama, and Georgia Brace for Severe Storms with Tornado Threat Until Early Thursday

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Jackson, MS – Tornadoes and severe wind gusts could impact the Lower Mississippi Valley into western Georgia through Wednesday night. The storm system may bring EF2+ tornadoes, damaging winds, and heavy rain.

According to the NOAA Storm Prediction Center, strong to severe thunderstorms could begin Wednesday afternoon in Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama. These storms are expected to intensify into the evening, bringing widespread severe weather.

Residents in high-risk areas, including New Orleans, Jackson, Hattiesburg, Birmingham, and Montgomery, should prepare for severe conditions. The storm system is likely to persist overnight into early Thursday.

Authorities urge residents to stay alert and monitor local weather reports. Have multiple ways to receive warnings, such as NOAA weather radios and emergency alerts. Take shelter immediately if warnings are issued.

Travel disruptions, power outages, and structural damage are possible. Officials recommend securing outdoor objects, avoiding travel during storms, and having an emergency plan.

More updates will follow as the situation develops.