Mississippi Governor Tate Reeves has warned that more severe storms could be on the way after recent tornadoes left dozens of people dead.
Speaking at a press conference in the hard-hit town of Rolling Fork on March 27, Reeves said, “What we’ve seen, much like the storm that occurred here Friday night, is in the 24–36 hours that are leading up to this afternoon, it appears that the risks seem to be getting worse and worse, not better.”
Reeves added that there were “significant risks” to anyone living south of Interstate 55.
“And when you stand here and see this, what feels like a beautiful weather day in Mississippi, please be aware and please know: if you are south of I-55 in Mississippi today, there are significant risks. We are prepared,” he said….