Scott County Residents Advised to Stay Home Due to Severe Weather and Road Obstructions

The Emergency Management Agency (EMA) has issued a warning for residents in several areas of Scott County due to debris, fallen trees, and downed power lines on the roads. The warning, issued at 7:00 AM, recommends residents to remain at home.

The EMA has requested residents to limit travel, allowing emergency vehicles to access affected areas. The agency also anticipates further severe weather in Scott County between 11:00 AM and 4:00 PM. Residents should stay prepared and keep up with the latest updates.

The weather forecast for Mississippi indicates a possibility of tornadoes and damaging winds up to 80 mph. Hail, potentially as large as golf balls, is also expected. The EMA encourages residents to have multiple methods for receiving alerts.

Residents should be aware of their safe places during severe weather. The EMA appreciates the cooperation of Scott County residents and encourages them to stay safe.

Mike Marlow from the EMA made the announcement. The agency commits to providing regular updates to keep residents informed and safe.

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