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Mississippi Fern Winter Storm Disaster

Mississippi Fern Winter Storm Disaster #MississippiStorm #MississippiPowerOutage #MississippiFernWinterStorm #DonateMississippi Winter storm and brutal cold leave over a dozen dead and prolonged power outages. Chris Dobry walked outside his home Sunday and came face-to-face with downed trees and thick ice covering power lines in his neighborhood of Greenwood, Mississippi. “The ice storm in Mississippi is wreaking havoc,” Dobry wrote in a Facebook post. “No power, lines down, and trees are literally breaking apart.” He told CNN it “may take days” to get electricity back. In the meantime, he has been using his gas fireplace for heat. Dobry’s experience provides a taste of the crippling aftermath of the massive winter storm that dumped snow and ice across the US, leaving behind over a dozen deaths and at its peak knocking out power for over a million electric customers amid bone-chilling cold. Winter storm Fern has exited Mississippi, but dangers still persist. More than 150,000 were without power this morning with temperatures well below freezing. The storm has caused many problems such as public transportation disruptions, canceled flights out of Jackson and hazardous driving conditions in parts of the state. Schools and universities have canceled or altered classes as well. The storm has also opened the door for extremely cold Arctic air to come into Mississippi. Temperatures tonight are expected to fall below zero in parts of North Mississippi and temperatures in the 20s will extend down to the Gulf Coast. Given the number of power outages, this presents a real danger.