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Forecasters have been saying it would happen for weeks, and it is finally here. A rare winter storm is moving across South Mississippi, bringing the possibility of up to six inches of snow with it. And our journalists are among the many across the region getting photos and video of the event.
Bay St. Louis
Solid 6 inches in Bay Saint Louis and still coming down. I took several measurements , and values ranged from 4 to almost 7. I got several 6-inch samples on the back lawn, far from the house, and those seemed representative. So, 6 inches. pic.twitter.com/XWwlxyswaY
Before I get any sassy comments: No, I am not chasing. This weather came to me. I am simply standing in my town, remarking on the odd weather. Hurrricane Man would never reduce himself by "chasing" such weather. There. Glad I cleared that up. pic.twitter.com/gxM6epO61n
Looks like some snow is accumulating on the I-110 bridge!
Bridges and overpasses tend to collect snow faster than roads on the ground. Road conditions will deteriorate through the day! @wlox#mswxpic.twitter.com/1k0wVBybjr
— Meteorologist Taylor Graham (@TaylorGrahamWX) January 21, 2025
Snow on Live Oak Trees in Biloxi, MS. Our RV Park is straight out of Buffalo right now with blizzard conditions. 5 inches coming. All the Yankees here for the Winter are pic.twitter.com/f1SsOWKU1T
Pedestrians walk through the snow along the Fort Bayou Bridge during a winter storm on the Mississippi Coast on Tuesday, Jan. 21, 2025. Hannah Ruhoff Sun Herald
Clint Herring prepares to ski down the Fort Bayou Bridge during a winter storm on the Mississippi Coast on Tuesday, Jan. 21, 2025. Hannah Ruhoff Sun Herald
Snow falls in Ocean Springs on Tuesday, Jan. 21, 2025. Hannah Ruhoff Sun Herald
Two inches of snow had fallen by 11 a.m. Tuesday, Jan. 21, 2025, in Ocean Springs. Tim Thorsen Sun Herald
U.S. 90, looking toward Pass Christian Harbor, shows the effects of a day’s worth of snow Tuesday, Jan. 21, 2025. Martha Sanchez Sun Herald
Snow began falling early Tuesday, Jan. 21, 2025, in Pass Christian, and continued throughout the day. Martha Sanchez Sun Herald
Snow covers the beach Tuesday, Jan. 21, 2025, in Pass Christian. Martha Sanchez Sun Herald
Snow started falling in Pass Christian around dawn on Tuesday, Jan. 21, 2025. The National Weather Service predicted the Mississippi Coast could get up to 4 inches of snow in the historic winter storm. Martha Sanchez Sun Herald
Perkinston
Snow continues to fall Tuesday on the campus of Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College in Perkinston. Alexander Thorsen Provided
It’s beginning to look like a Winter Wonderland in Perkinston near the Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College campus. Alexander Thorsen Provided
The The snow has arrived in South Mississippi and our storm team is ready to respond for our customers. Please continue to stay safe as we #WeatherTogether. pic.twitter.com/yaP6SpFjr3