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Mississippi residents impacted by the April 8-11 storms can now apply for FEMA Individual Assistance and SBA Physical and Economic Injury Disaster Loans. For more information, click this link to our website:
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Chief Communications Officer Malary White joined The Extra Mile Podcast to discuss a projected above-normal 2024 Atlantic
#HurricaneSeason
, talk about disaster anxiety, and more.
🔊 LISTEN here:
📺 WATCH here:
#MShwys
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More significant heat stress is predicted today (Monday 7.1.24) in south MS. Temps will be in the mid-90s with heat indices of 110 to 115 degrees.
Stay hydrated.🥤
Wear Sunscreen.🧴
Take Breaks.⛱️
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Dangerous heat conditions are expected to continue today (6/30) throughout the state. Heat indices could reach 105-115 degrees in some parts of the area. Remember to check on your elderly neighbors and people without AC. STAY HYDRATED!
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Dangerous heat is expected across Mississippi today and tomorrow. (6/29-6/30), with heat indices up to 105-115 possible. Here are some fun activities you can do inside to beat the heat.
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If you recently applied for FEMA assistance and were "DENIED" you could appeal their decision.
Here's more information on filing an appeal:
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More significant heat stress is predicted across MS for Saturday (6/29) and Sunday (6/30). Temps will be in the mid to upper 90s with the heat indices of 110 to 115 degrees.
Stay hydrated.🥤
Wear sunscreen.🧴
Take frequent breaks. 🥵
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NEW DRC LOCATION OPEN: Residents in Hancock County affected by the April 8th through 11th storms can now visit the Disaster Recovery Center located at the Hancock County Kiln Area Tax Assessor Building in Kiln.
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NEW DRC LOCATION OPEN: Residents in Hinds County affected by the April 8th through 11th storms can now visit the Mobile Disaster Recovery Center located at the Hinds County Public Works Building in Bolton. The DRC location in Raymond at Hinds Community College is closed.
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There is a slight risk of severe weather for most of MS on Wednesday (6/26/24) during the afternoon and evening. Damaging wind gusts up to 60-70 mph and hail up to quarter size are the main threats.
Stay weather-aware.
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There is a significant threat of heat stress across MS on Tuesday (6/25). Temps will be in the upper 90s to around 100 with heat indices of 110 to 115 degrees. Heat exhaustion or heat stroke is increasingly likely with prolonged outdoor activity.
🥤Stay hydrated
🥵Take breaks
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☀️High temperatures in MS will be in the mid-90s to around 100 on Monday (6/24) with heat indices of 105 to 110 degrees. Heat exhaustion is likely with prolonged outdoor activity.
🥤Stay hydrated
🌞Take frequent breaks
👴Check on the elderly or those without AC
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NEW DRC LOCATION OPEN: Residents in Madison County affected by the April 8th through 11th storms can now visit the Disaster Recovery Center located at the Karl M. Banks Emergency Services Complex at 1633 West Peace Street, Canton, MS.
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NEW DRC LOCATION OPEN: Residents in Scott County affected by the April 8th through 11th storms can now visit the Disaster Recovery Center located at the Usry Voting Precinct District 2 Building in Forest. MEMA and FEMA plan to open more sites in the other declared counties.
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NEW DRC LOCATION OPEN: Residents in Neshoba County affected by the April 8th through 11th storms can now visit the Disaster Recovery Center located at the Dixon Volunteer Fire Department in South Philadelphia. MEMA and FEMA plan to open more sites in the other declared counties.
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One year ago this week, Jackson County and Jasper County were hit by devastating tornados. One person died, dozens were injured and hundreds of homes were damaged. MEMA continues to work with local, state, and federal partners, and volunteers in the recovery process.
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NEW DRC LOCATION OPEN: Residents in Hinds County affected by the April 8th through 11th storms can now visit the Disaster Recovery Center located at the Smith-Wills Stadium Parking Lot in Jackson. MEMA and FEMA plan to open more sites in the other declared counties.
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