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- Tropical Depression Forms In Caribbean Sea
Tropical Depression 11 has formed off the coast of Central America.
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- Spotter Class in DeKalb This Week
A Storm Spotter Class has been scheduled for Thursday night in DeKalb.
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- Severe T'Storm Warning: Lauderdale, Kemper, Newton Counties
A Severe Thunderstorm Warning is in effect for Lauderdale, Kemper, and Newton counties.
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- Severe T'Storm Warning: Jasper and Smith Counties
A Severe Thunderstorm Warning is in effect for Jasper and Smith counties.
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- Severe Weather Damage Across Mississippi
Severe thunderstorms have produced damage and even one fatality across Mississippi.
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- Severe T'Storm Warning: Noxubee and Winston Counties
A Severe Thunderstorm Warning is in effect for Noxubee and Winston Counties.
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- Severe T'Storm Warning: Neshoba, Winston, Leake Counties
A Severe Thunderstorm Warning is in effect until 3 pm for Neshoba, Winston, and Leake counties.
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- City Evaluating Drainage System
The city of Meridian is looking to see if there are any fixable problems with drainage pipes, as rain continues to dominate the forecast.
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- Tornado Watch Issued For Parts of Miss.
A Tornado Watch has been issued until 4 pm for parts of the WTOK viewing area.
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- Committee Staying in Touch, Up to Date
The newly-formed Emergency Planning Committee met Wednesday, as part of its continuing plan to have the right response in case of a disaster.
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- Severe Weather Season Arrives
Forecasters warn that the typical severe weather season could be very active.
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- Key Chapter Volunteers Respond
The national office of the American Red Cross is requesting help from local Red Cross chapters to help flood victims in Georgia.
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- Timing of Recent Rains a Problem
It seems like much of the southeastern U.S. went through a drought for months. Now, the very same area has seen nothing but rain for days.
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- Flash Flood Watch for Ala.
A Flash Flood Watch has been issued for much of the Alabama portion of the WTOK Viewing Area.
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- Remembering Hurricane Ivan
Wednesday marked the anniversary of a storm that has almost been forgotten, Hurricane Ivan.
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- Update on Choctaw County Landslide
Continued steady rain is not causing problems for an area that was plagued by heavy rainfall this past spring.
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- Remembering Katrina
Four years later, those who went through the effects of Hurricane Katrina remembered and recounted the lessons learned.
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- Emergency Radio System Operational
Emergency personnel can now communicate from the Mississippi Gulf Coast to Jackson as part of the ongoing project to install a $221 million statewide emergency radio system in the wake of Hurricane Katrina.
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- Bermuda Under Tropical Storm Warning
Hurricane Bill may not hit the U.S. mainland, but it could generate dangerous conditions this weekend along the East Coast.
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- Some Evacuations Lifted In California Wildfire
Authorities are lifting some evacuations near a wildfire in Northern California's Sierra Nevada foothills as firefighters make progress against the flames.
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- Earthquake Rumbles Colorado Plains
An earthquake has hit Colorado's plains, setting off tremors across the southeastern part of the state and into western Kansas.
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- Taiwan's Vice Foreign Minister Resigns Over Storm
Taiwan's vice foreign minister has resigned amid rising criticism over his government's slow response to Typhoon Morakot.
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- Chaney: Camille 40th A Reminder To Check Coverage
State Insurance Commissioner Mike Chaney says as Mississippi marks the 40th anniversary of Hurricane Camille this week, people should make sure they're prepared in case a similar disaster strikes again.
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- Hurricane Bill Gathers Strength
The first hurricane of the Atlantic season is expected to become a major storm in the next couple of days, with winds topping 110 mph.
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- 40th Anniversary of Camille
Monday marks the 40th anniversary of Hurricane Camille making landfall in Mississippi.
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- Tropical Storm hits Fla., Hurricane Bill forms
Tropical Storm Claudette made landfall along the Florida Panhandle early Monday morning, and eyes are still on Ana and Bill in the Atlantic.
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- Tropical Depression Four Forms in Gulf
Tropical Depression Four has formed in the eastern Gulf of Mexico. Tropical Storm Warnings have been issued for much of the Florida Panhandle.
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- Moderate Earthquake Shakes Mexico
A moderate earthquake has struck in a mountainous region of southern Mexico between the capital and the Pacific Ocean.
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- 4,000 Still Stuck In Taiwan As Foreign Aid Arrives
The first shipments of foreign aid arrived Sunday as Taiwan struggled to reach more than 4,000 people still stranded a week after its deadliest typhoon in half a century.
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- New Depression Forms; Warnings Issued For Northwest Fla.
A new tropical depression has formed in the Gulf of Mexico, and the Florida Panhandle is in its path.
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- New Tropical Depression Forms in Atlantic
A new tropical depression has formed over the Atlantic behind Tropical Storm Ana and both are expected to slowly strengthen over the next couple of days.
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- Stephen's Thursday Morning Weather Blog
What's happening in our weather? Newscenter 11's Stephen Bowers explains what to expect for the next few days.
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- More Troops Dispatched For Taiwan Rescue Effort
Taiwan's military is having to send another 4,000 soldiers to help rescue survivors from villages devastated by last weekend's typhoon-driven mudslides.
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- Pacific Storm Strengthens; TD 2 Weakens
Tropical Storm Guillermo has strengthened in the Pacific far from land while a tropical depression in the Atlantic has weakened.
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- Hundreds Ordered To Evacuate Ahead of Calif. Fire
Officials are ordering hundreds of residents to evacuate ahead of a fast-moving northern California wildfire.
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- NY Gov. Sends Guard Unit To Flood-Ravaged Villages
A New York Army National Guard unit will help communities in three western counties recover from severe flooding that killed one person and caused millions of dollars in damage.
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- Taiwanese Flee Flood-Created Lake
Authorities in Taiwan say hundreds of villagers were able to flee their homes minutes before a lake burst its banks.
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- The Nation's Weather
Here is the national weather overview for Wednesday. - Taiwan Military: 1,000 Found Alive After Typhoon
Rescuers have found nearly 1,000 people alive in the area around three remote villages devastated by Typhoon Morakot.
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- Wildfires Prompt Evacuations In California
Two wildfires on opposite ends of California have forced people from their homes.
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- Police: Hard To Know Taiwan Village Mudslide Toll
Police say there's no way to know for sure how many people are still buried under the catastrophic mudslide that struck a Taiwan village over the weekend.
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- NY Gov To Tour Flood-Damaged Upstate Villages
New York Gov. David Paterson will tour flood-ravaged communities in western New York.
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- Tropical Depressions Swirl In Atlantic, Pacific
A tropical depression in the Atlantic has yet to strengthen but forecasters say it could become a tropical storm in the next few days.
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- Update on Choctaw County Flood Assistance
Federal funds are starting to come to Choctaw County, Ala., which was damaged due to flooding.
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- New Tropical Depression Forms Atlantic
A new tropical depression has formed in the far eastern Atlantic Ocean off the coast of Africa.
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- Monday Morning River Levels
Here are the latest lake and river levels as of Monday morning. - Vast Expanses of Arctic ice Melt In Summer Heat
The Arctic Ocean has given up tens of thousands more square miles of ice in a relentless summer of melt.
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- Blueberries Stand Up To Damp Northeast Summer
The clouds that overstayed their welcome in New England for much of the summer parted on a recent afternoon at the Tougas Family Farm in Northborough, where visitors picked through rows of blueberry bushes for the ripest, plumpest, tastiest berries they could find.
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- The Nation's Weather
Here is the national weather summary for Monday morning.
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- Official: 400 Unaccounted For In Taiwan
A Taiwanese police official says an estimated 400 people remain unaccounted for in a mountainous village that was struck by a mudslide spawned by Typhoon Morakot.
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- 2009 H1N1 (Swine Flu) Vaccine Available
- MSU - Meridian 2010 Spring Semester Registration (by appointment)
- St. Patrick School Lunch Menu – November 2009
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- Town Hall Meeting on Community Transportation
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