SUMMARY: Severe weather is expected to impact Mississippi on Saturday, with heavy rains, damaging winds, and possible tornadoes. The central part of the state, Delta, and Pine Belt are under an enhanced risk, while coastal and northern areas may experience intensified conditions. The Mississippi Emergency Management Agency urges residents to stay prepared. Safety tips include seeking shelter in a sturdy building, avoiding mobile homes, and never attempting to outrun a tornado. For lightning, stay indoors and avoid using appliances. In case of flooding, avoid driving through flooded roads. Residents are encouraged to stay updated on weather conditions.

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SUMMARY: Severe thunderstorms, damaging winds, and possible tornadoes threaten most of Mississippi from Thursday night into Friday morning, as a low-pressure system moves across the region. While the worst conditions are expected in eastern Texas and Louisiana, forecasters warn that a significant portion of Mississippi is at risk. Residents are advised to have multiple ways to receive weather alerts and implement safety measures for tornado, lightning, and flooding threats. Key safety tips include seeking sturdy shelter, protecting against flying debris, avoiding flooded roadways, and staying indoors during lightning storms. Stay vigilant and prepared as hazardous weather approaches.

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SUMMARY: NASA’s Stennis Space Center in Hancock County has opened an interactive exhibit where visitors can experience the role of a space engineer. Participants simulate a hot fire test of an RS-25 engine at a console resembling the Test Control Center, using advanced software and displays to manage propellants. Guided by step-by-step instructions, they learn to operate equipment just like NASA engineers. The exhibit offers educational insights into the RS-25 engine integral to NASA’s Artemis missions and showcases real hot fire tests. Initially developed during a 2023 intern project, the exhibit aims to educate and inspire future space enthusiasts.

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