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MS Election Day Weather Brings Storms and Tornado Risks

Voters across Mississippi face windy conditions, severe thunderstorms, and potential tornadoes on Election Day. A cold front is moving through the state, bringing hazards like flash flooding and dropping temperatures later in the week.

The northern and western half of Mississippi is at a Marginal Risk of severe weather on Election Day, November 3, and threats include thunderstorms, flash flooding, dangerous winf gusts and tornadoes cannot be ruled out.

Voters across United States state Mississippi face severe thunderstorms, 60 mph wind gusts, and possible tornadoes during Tuesday afternoon polling. The hazardous system threatens low-lying and urban areas with flash flooding as a cold front sweeps southeast.