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23 Dead Due to Severe Winter Weather in Mississippi

The storm caused extensive damage across 51 counties with 662 aid requests and nearly 47,000 still without power, officials said.

  • Since the Jan. 23-24 winter storms, about 47,000 residents remain without power, with 92% of affected customers restored, according to Entergy Mississippi.
  • After an Arctic blast hit the region, the storms impacted about 12,000 square miles, causing widespread damage and outages, according to officials.
  • Fewer than 2,000 outages remained Monday evening, as crews from across the country assisted restoration; terrain issues and specialized equipment complicated repairs, the utility said.
  • The Senate Appropriations Committee approved transferring $20 million to MEMA, which reported damage across 51 counties including 292 homes, 22 businesses, and 10 farms.
  • Panola County reported two more deaths, raising Mississippi's toll to 23, and officials warn that 40 percent of the county remains without power, with urgent needs for oxygen tanks and fuel.
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Daily Journal broke the news in Cherokee County, United States on Sunday, February 1, 2026.
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