Three counties report storm damage

by Wally Northway

Published: January 22,2010

Tags: emergency management, natural disaster, severe weather, state agency

ACROSS MISSISSIPPI — The Mississippi Emergency Management Agency has received damage reports from three counties for the severe weather system that moved through the state Jan. 20-21.

The reports from the counties are as follows:

• Copiah County — Three roads closed due to debris/flooding, reports of damaged homes and farm buildings. Affected area is southeast of Hazlehurst running northwest starting at St. James Rd and crossing Highway 472. The National Weather Service in Jackson is surveying the possibility of a tornado touchdown.

‘• Warren County — Water damage to homes along Halls Ferry Road. Five road closures due to flash flooding; water has now receded. County crews are working on cleaning up small mudslides and cutting up small trees and limbs that partially blocked roadways.

• Wilkinson County — One home damaged affecting eight residents in City of Woodville.




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