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As a part of Tornado Awareness Month, the Jackson Weather Examiner will review severe storms that affected the state throughout the month of November.
On this date -November 13th:
This was a relatively quiet day in storm history across Mississippi with only a few reports of severe weather.
In 1972, two tornadoes were reported in the state. A 200 yards wide, F-1 tornado touched down and tracked one mile across Smith County, causing 25,000 dollars in property damage. A 50 yards wide, F-2 tornado touched down and tracked 1 mile across Lamar County, causing 250,000 dollars in property damage.
In 1957, winds over 70 mph were reported across Warren County.
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Tornado Counties: Smith, Lamar
Damaging Wind County: Warren
Mississippi Storm History: [November 4th--November 5th --November 6th--November 7th--November 8th--November 9th--November 10th--November 11th--November 12th]
Previous information:
- Mississippi Gulf Coast ranked #4 & New Orleans ranked #1 in the most hurricane vulnerable areas
- Dry weather with pleasant temperatures through the weekend
- Ida landfalls on Dauphin Island, Alabama; weakens and loses tropical characteristics
- Tropical Storm Ida triggers State of Emergency for Mississippi
- Ida weakens to a tropical storm; Hurricane Warnings replaced with Tropical Storm Warnings
- Hurricane and Tropical Storm Warnings as Ida approaches the northern Gulf Coast
- Category 2 Hurricane Ida; Hurricane Watches from Southeastern Louisiana to the Florida Panhandle
- Ida emerges over the northwestern Caribbean Sea; headed for the Gulf of Mexico
- Ida becomes the 3rd hurricane of the 2009 Atlantic Hurricane Season
- Tropical Storm Ida forms; 9th named storm of the 2009 Atlantic Hurricane Season
- Tropical Depression 11 forms in the southwestern Caribbean Sea
- Longest stretch of dry weather in over a month expected
- Record October rains; many locations over 10 inches
- What a difference a cold front makes!
Winter Outlook information:
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