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Severe Weather 2026

Central MS CWA:

TOTAL TORNADOES (1800-2026): 3,159

TOTAL AM TORS (1800-2026): 990 (31%)

TOTAL PM TORS (1800-2026): 2,169 (69%)

HIGHEST TOR COUNT: Hinds County 125 (4%)

LOWEST TOR COUNT: Webster County 17 (1%)

Tornado Warnings: 7,955

COUNTIES WITH HIGHEST TOR WARNING COUNT

Smith County 279 (3.5%)

Jasper County 241 (3.0%)

Yazoo County 232 (2.9%)

Rankin County 224 (2.8%)

Simpson County 221 (2.8%)

Jones County 219 (2.7%)

Holmes County 207 (2.6%)

Madison County 203 (2.6%)

Hinds County 196 (2.5%)

Jefferson Davis County 194 (2.4%)

Covington County 186 (2.3%)

Scott County 181 (2.3%)

Lauderdale County 176 (2.2%)

Attala County 173 (2.2%)

Copiah County 168 (2.1%)

Kemper County 165 (2.1%)

Clarke County 163 (2.1%)

Lamar County 157 (2.0%)

Forrest County 157 (2.0%)

Marion County 155 (1.9%)

Warren County 152 (1.9%)

Lawrence County 150 (1.9%)

Noxubee County 149 (1.9%)

Newton County 146 (1.8%)

Issaquena County 141 (1.8%)

Humphreys County 140 (1.8%)

Leake County 138 (1.7%)

Lincoln County 138 (1.7%)

Neshoba County 128 (1.6%)

Lowndes County 126 (1.6%)

Sharkey County 125 (1.6%)

Carroll County 122 (1.5%)

Sunflower County 120 (1.5%)

Washington County 121 (1.5%)

Winston County 118 (1.5%)

Madison Parish 115 (1.5%)

Claiborne County 109 (1.4%)

Oktibbeha County 104 (1.3%)

Bolivar County 103 (1.3%)

Leflore County 102 (1.3%)

Jefferson County 101 (1.3%)

Choctaw County 101 (1.3%)

COUNTIES WITH LOWEST TOR WARNING COUNT

Franklin Parish 98 (1.2%)

Chicot County 99 (1.2%)

East Carroll Parish 98 (1.2%)

Montgomery County 95 (1.2%)

Tensas Parish 91 (1.1%)

Morehouse Parish 87 (1.1%)

Ashley County 84 (1.1%)

Catahoula Parish 83 (1.0%)

Clay County 80 (1.0%)

Franklin County 77 (1.0%)

Concordia Parish 77 (1.0%)

Richland Parish 74 (0.9%)

Webster County 72 (0.9%)

West Carroll Parish 71 (0.9%)

Adams County 67 (0.8%)

Grenada County 56 (0.7%)

Severe Thunderstorm Warnings: 37,375

COUNTIES WITH HIGHEST SEV WARNING COUNT

Hinds County 1174 (3%)

Rankin County 1117 (3%)

Madison County 1013 (3%)

Yazoo County 925 (2%)

Copiah County 845 (2%)

Warren County 810 (2%)

Simpson County 802 (2%)

Smith County 802 (2%)

Scott County 772 (2%)

Jasper County 760 (2%)

Lauderdale County 738 (2%)

Jones County 730 (2%)

Holmes County 726 (2%)

Washington County 712 (2%)

Issaquena County 699 (2%)

Sunflower County 670 (2%)

Leake County 667 (2%)

Newton County 666 (2%)

Neshoba County 655 (2%)

Madison Parish 654 (2%)

Lamar County 654 (2%)

Tensas Parish 653 (2%)

Morehouse Parish 651 (2%)

Claiborne County 645 (2%)

Attala County 624 (2%)

Bolivar County 620 (2%)

Forrest County 618 (2%)

East Carroll Parish 614 (2%)

Jefferson Davis County 612 (2%)

Lincoln County 609 (2%)

Kemper County 601 (2%)

COUNTIES WITH LOWEST SEV WARNING COUNT

Ashley County AR 593 (2%)

Jefferson County 590 (2%)

Lowndes County 586 (2%)

Chicot County AR 583 (2%)

Winston County 579 (2%)

Noxubee County 579 (2%)

Franklin Parish 577 (2%)

Concordia Parish 568 (2%)

Carroll County 568 (2%)

LeFlore County 559 (2%)

Sharkey County 558 (1%)

Clay County 550 (2%)

Lawrence County 537 (1%)

Richland Parish 537 (1%)

Oktibbeha County 536 (1%)

Marion County 532 (1%)

Catahoula Parish 524 (1%)

West Carroll Parish 521 (1%)

Humphreys County 510 (1%)

Adams County 499 (1%)

Franklin County 489 (1%)

Choctaw County 462 (1%)

Montgomery County 460 (1%)

Webster County 441 (1%)

Grenada County 394 (1%)
 
JPWX said:
Central MS CWA:

TOTAL TORNADOES (1800-2026): 3,159

TOTAL AM TORS (1800-2026): 990 (31%)

TOTAL PM TORS (1800-2026): 2,169 (69%)

HIGHEST TOR COUNT: Hinds County 125 (4%)

LOWEST TOR COUNT: Webster County 17 (1%)

Tornado Warnings: 7,955

COUNTIES WITH HIGHEST TOR WARNING COUNT

Smith County 279 (3.5%)

Jasper County 241 (3.0%)

Yazoo County 232 (2.9%)

Rankin County 224 (2.8%)

Simpson County 221 (2.8%)

Jones County 219 (2.7%)

Holmes County 207 (2.6%)

Madison County 203 (2.6%)

Hinds County 196 (2.5%)

Jefferson Davis County 194 (2.4%)

Covington County 186 (2.3%)

Scott County 181 (2.3%)

Lauderdale County 176 (2.2%)

Attala County 173 (2.2%)

Copiah County 168 (2.1%)

Kemper County 165 (2.1%)

Clarke County 163 (2.1%)

Lamar County 157 (2.0%)

Forrest County 157 (2.0%)

Marion County 155 (1.9%)

Warren County 152 (1.9%)

Lawrence County 150 (1.9%)

Noxubee County 149 (1.9%)

Newton County 146 (1.8%)

Issaquena County 141 (1.8%)

Humphreys County 140 (1.8%)

Leake County 138 (1.7%)

Lincoln County 138 (1.7%)

Neshoba County 128 (1.6%)

Lowndes County 126 (1.6%)

Sharkey County 125 (1.6%)

Carroll County 122 (1.5%)

Sunflower County 120 (1.5%)

Washington County 121 (1.5%)

Winston County 118 (1.5%)

Madison Parish 115 (1.5%)

Claiborne County 109 (1.4%)

Oktibbeha County 104 (1.3%)

Bolivar County 103 (1.3%)

Leflore County 102 (1.3%)

Jefferson County 101 (1.3%)

Choctaw County 101 (1.3%)

COUNTIES WITH LOWEST TOR WARNING COUNT

Franklin Parish 98 (1.2%)

Chicot County 99 (1.2%)

East Carroll Parish 98 (1.2%)

Montgomery County 95 (1.2%)

Tensas Parish 91 (1.1%)

Morehouse Parish 87 (1.1%)

Ashley County 84 (1.1%)

Catahoula Parish 83 (1.0%)

Clay County 80 (1.0%)

Franklin County 77 (1.0%)

Concordia Parish 77 (1.0%)

Richland Parish 74 (0.9%)

Webster County 72 (0.9%)

West Carroll Parish 71 (0.9%)

Adams County 67 (0.8%)

Grenada County 56 (0.7%)

Severe Thunderstorm Warnings: 37,375

COUNTIES WITH HIGHEST SEV WARNING COUNT

Hinds County 1174 (3%)

Rankin County 1117 (3%)

Madison County 1013 (3%)

Yazoo County 925 (2%)

Copiah County 845 (2%)

Warren County 810 (2%)

Simpson County 802 (2%)

Smith County 802 (2%)

Scott County 772 (2%)

Jasper County 760 (2%)

Lauderdale County 738 (2%)

Jones County 730 (2%)

Holmes County 726 (2%)

Washington County 712 (2%)

Issaquena County 699 (2%)

Sunflower County 670 (2%)

Leake County 667 (2%)

Newton County 666 (2%)

Neshoba County 655 (2%)

Madison Parish 654 (2%)

Lamar County 654 (2%)

Tensas Parish 653 (2%)

Morehouse Parish 651 (2%)

Claiborne County 645 (2%)

Attala County 624 (2%)

Bolivar County 620 (2%)

Forrest County 618 (2%)

East Carroll Parish 614 (2%)

Jefferson Davis County 612 (2%)

Lincoln County 609 (2%)

Kemper County 601 (2%)

COUNTIES WITH LOWEST SEV WARNING COUNT

Ashley County AR 593 (2%)

Jefferson County 590 (2%)

Lowndes County 586 (2%)

Chicot County AR 583 (2%)

Winston County 579 (2%)

Noxubee County 579 (2%)

Franklin Parish 577 (2%)

Concordia Parish 568 (2%)

Carroll County 568 (2%)

LeFlore County 559 (2%)

Sharkey County 558 (1%)

Clay County 550 (2%)

Lawrence County 537 (1%)

Richland Parish 537 (1%)

Oktibbeha County 536 (1%)

Marion County 532 (1%)

Catahoula Parish 524 (1%)

West Carroll Parish 521 (1%)

Humphreys County 510 (1%)

Adams County 499 (1%)

Franklin County 489 (1%)

Choctaw County 462 (1%)

Montgomery County 460 (1%)

Webster County 441 (1%)

Grenada County 394 (1%)
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Math Reaction GIF by IFHT Films
 
It did take me a while to gather all that data and put it into a spreadsheet. It was worth it though
 
Does anyone have a graph of tornadoes by year comparison? It's the one that shows each year as its own line, and a thicker average line. I'm just curious where we are this year by comparison.
 
KakashiHatake2000 said:
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Marginal risk issued for parts of the mid Atlantic and Ohio valley has all hazards tornadoes wind and hail
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Bit of a mixup timing issue but I wouldn't issue out a transient supercell in low instability if it can persist, perhaps a weak, isolated tornado threat.

The Euro has been interesting on Sunday. Events seem to be still coming, just not long range eque ones that are easy to recognise.

I'm skeptical about storms firing as a result but the NAM has a interesting environment at play, but i think it's a case of it showing a alright environment at the start of its long range for Sunday. Trusting the GFS more on a conditional low end hazards day here. Tomorrow, storms could fire late in the OH valley but enough instability to get something going.
 
Some signs of severe potential over the Plains and the lower-to-mid Mississippi Valley towards the very end of the month into early April. Still way too early to do anything other than go "huh" at it, but thought it'd be worth pointing out. I'm curious to see if this will be another year with stormy beginnings and ends to April, with quiet in between.
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