Mississippi is preparing for Winter Storm Enzo, which is expected to bring snow accumulation to the state, possibly even along the Gulf Coast. Governor Tate Reeves has issued a State of Emergency due to the anticipated freezing temperatures and winter weather from January 19 through January 22. Some areas in Mississippi could see in excess of 4 inches of snow, with significant accumulation expected in certain regions. The Mississippi Emergency Management Agency has shared a list of shelters for those in need, cautioning residents to stay weather aware and take precautions for their families, pets, and pipes. Tips for traveling in winter weather include slowing down, avoiding sudden movements, and checking vehicle components before driving. At home, residents are advised to seal windows and doors, insulate pipes, and test smoke alarms. Governor Reeves urges caution to those traveling and encourages residents to prepare for potential power outages and icy roads. Winter Storm Enzo is expected to impact the state over the next few days, with MEMA providing guidance to help Mississippians stay safe during the weather event.
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Mississippi prepares for Winter Storm Enzo
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