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Nick Pirozzi

Reporter · US

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  1. Article · Oct 1, 2026 · Nick Pirozzi

    Drought, heat could lead to less vibrant Fall (opens the original)

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    TUPELO, Miss. (WTVA) – Trees across north Mississippi have begun changing colors weeks earlier than the typical mid-to-late October timeline. Peak color across the Mid-South is usually found during the middle parts of November. Warner Creekmore, with the Mississippi State University Ag Extension, said the early change is not a good sign for the fall foliage season. “This year it could be early. I mean it could be a disappointment for those that enjoy Fall color like I do,” Creekmore said. Creekm

  2. Article · Sep 30, 2026 · Nick Pirozzi

    Association disputes findings in Ole Miss student deaths (opens the original)

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    OXFORD, Miss. (WTVA) – The American Kratom Association held a press conference Wednesday morning in front of the Lafayette County Sheriff’s Office, disputing how the agency labeled kratom in its investigation into the deaths of two Ole Miss students. The association said it does not want kratom associated with what was found by the Lafayette County Sheriff’s Office during the investigation. The group said raw, real kratom is safe. “And not being misled by a law enforcement official or a group of

  3. Article · Sep 27, 2026 · Nick Pirozzi

    Feeling like Summer Again (opens the original)

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    Morning lows will still be Fall like, but afternoon highs will make it feel like the early days of Summer. Monday: Temperatures will be crisp to start off your work week. Monday morning lows will be in the upper 50’s, low 60’s so have that light jacket handy. You won’t need it for long as sunny skies will allow temperatures to surge into the mid and even upper 80’s across our area. Rest of Week: Temperatures will continue to surge but feel nice Tuesday with some of us pushing the 90’s. By Wednes

  4. Article · Sep 26, 2026 · Nick Pirozzi

    Pumping the brakes on Fall (opens the original)

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    While the first week of Fall has felt like Fall, mother nature says not so fast. Saturday night/Sunday Morning: Temperatures will cool down into the mid and low 60’s overnight with an increase in clouds. During the overnight hours, we could see a few rain showers move throughout our area. Nothing will be heavy and no thunder is expected. Sunday afternoon: Temperatures Sunday afternoon will be a bit warmer in the mid and upper 80’s. If we see more overnight rain and clouds, temperatures could be

  5. Article · Sep 25, 2026 · Nick Pirozzi

    Mississippi drought worsens, counties enact burn bans (opens the original)

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    ITAWAMBA COUNTY, Miss. (WTVA) – Sixteen counties across Mississippi are currently under burn bans, with 14 of those in the north Mississippi. The bans come as an ongoing drought continues to worsen across the state. Lowndes County became the latest to join the list, announcing its burn ban Sept. 25. Itawamba County joined several other north Mississippi counties in enacting a burn ban earlier in the week. Many of the burn bans last until mid or late October and could be extended. Anything that c

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