Oxford, MS News

Multiple locations for tree planting have been designated along highways and county roads, officials announced.

Authorities recommend residents remain indoors as trees and power lines continue to fall, blocking roads and creating hazards.

Officials advise residents to remain indoors as Highway 334 is blocked by debris from fallen tree limbs. Emergency travel only is permitted amid widespread power outages.

An emergency officials’ update at 1:30 a.m. Sunday advises residents to remain in their homes amid ongoing concerns.

Oxford authorities have urged residents to stay indoors as severe weather causes widespread damage and dangerous road conditions.

Oxford Utilities has temporarily halted operations due to life-threatening weather conditions that pose risks to workers and the public.

Tree limbs have fallen on Highway 334, prompting authorities to advise residents to remain at home and limit travel. Multiple power outages have been reported across the city and county.

Multiple roads affected by fallen trees and downed power lines, with emergency crews responding to incidents.

Trees are down at the intersection of County Road 522 and Highway 310, with a deputy on scene managing the situation.

Multiple roads are closed due to fallen trees, prompting response from authorities and road crews, according to MDOT updates.