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Coahoma County Weather Report

Detailed Forecast

Today:

Sunny, with a high near 39°F. West-southwest winds 5–10 mph.

Tonight:

Patchy fog before 8:00 PM, then patchy fog again after 9:00 PM. Otherwise, mostly cloudy with a low around 21°F. Winds calm.

Wednesday:

Patchy fog between 8:00 AM and 10:00 AM, with widespread dense freezing fog, mainly before 10:00 AM. Otherwise, mostly cloudy, gradually becoming sunny with a high near 37°F. Winds calm.

Wednesday Night:

Patchy fog between 2:00 AM and 5:00 AM. Otherwise, partly cloudy with a low around 24°F. Winds calm.

Thursday:

Mostly cloudy, with a high near 41°F. Calm winds becoming north-northeast around 5 mph in the afternoon.

Thursday Night:

A slight chance of freezing rain between midnight and 3:00 AM, followed by a slight chance of snow after 3:00 AM. Mostly cloudy with a low around 22°F. North-northeast winds 5–10 mph.

Chance of precipitation: 20%.

Friday:

Mostly sunny, with a high near 26°F. North winds 10–15 mph.

Friday Night:

Partly cloudy, with a low around 10°F. North winds 10–15 mph.

Weather Overview

Prolonged sub-freezing temperatures and dangerously cold wind chills will continue for the next several days.
Frozen precipitation will remain on the ground for much of the upcoming week, resulting in extended travel impacts and hazardous road conditions.

Road & Travel Conditions

Snow and ice will remain on roadways for much of the week.
Partial daytime melting followed by overnight refreezing is expected, especially on:
- Bridges
- Overpasses
- Shaded roadways
Travel impacts are expected to continue for a week or longer.
Coahoma County remains under a Travel Advisory.
Citizens are strongly encouraged to stay home unless travel is absolutely necessary.

Road Operations:

The Coahoma County Road Department is actively treating and clearing county and city roadways as conditions allow.

Infrastructure & Structural Concerns

Continued risk of structural damage due to the weight of ice and sleet accumulation.
Refreezing increases the risk of roadway hazards and infrastructure stress.

What To Do If You Have Damage From the Winter Storm

If your home or property has sustained damage due to winter weather:

Contact your insurance company and report the damage as soon as possible.
Take clear, detailed photos of all damaged areas before making repairs, if it is safe to do so.
Contact Coahoma County Emergency Management Agency (EMA).
- EMA will compile a damage assessment report and submit it to MEMA (Mississippi Emergency Management Agency) for review.

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