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Hinds County Sirens Sound Amid Tornado Threat
22 May
Summary
- Tornado warning issued for Hinds County early Friday morning.
- Radar confirmed a debris ball over Seven Springs.
- A tree was reported down on Kimble Road, blocking passage.
Early Friday morning, Hinds County was placed under a tornado warning as dangerous weather approached, triggering sirens across the area. The severe weather alert was issued just after 4:30 a.m.
Radar confirmed a debris ball in the Seven Springs area, a strong indicator of potential tornado damage. Fortunately, the warning was lifted before the storm reached Highway 18.
Reports also indicated a tree fell on Kimble Road near Flowers Road, obstructing the roadway. This occurred south of the area where possible tornado damage was observed.
While the immediate severe weather threat subsided Friday morning, additional storms may develop across the state later in the afternoon and evening, requiring continued vigilance for warnings.
