I had the pleasure of traveling to Loyd Start School yesterday outside Brookhaven.

The buzz over the last few days is the possibility of wintry precipitation this weekend. The kids are excited and the adults are worried!
With a low pressure area forming in the Gulf and Arctic air blasting in from the north, we will have the perfect set up. Areas north of I-20 will have the best opportunity to see snow early Sunday morning and Sunday night. Areas between the I-20 and Highway 84 corridor will most likely see a mixed bag of wintry precipitation. This would include periods of rain changing to freezing rain, changing to sleet and possibly snow. Areas south of Highway 84 will experience mostly rain. At times, the snow could be heavy for those areas expecting snow with accumulations of 3"+. Heavy bands of snow could fall and thus produce higher localized amounts. Areas looking to see a wintry mix could accumulate 1"+ of the mix. The rain occurring across south Mississippi could be several inches. With Sunday services and activities planned, you can tune into WLBT, the WLBT Facebook page and Twitter for the latest on possible closings. As Monday comes into view, snow could still be on the ground and could cause travel problems for areas that have not been cleared or treated. I'll have the latest on WLBT today beginning at 4pm. Meantime, take a look at this graphic from the NWS:

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