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MS city says warning sirens failed to go off due to possible weather interference

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MEMPHIS, Tenn. -- The city of Senatobia, Mississippi said on Thursday that early warning sirens in the city did not function overnight due to "possible weather-related interference." Severe storms tracked across the Mid-South overnight and into Thursday Morning, but now, residents in Senatobia, Miss. are expressing their concerns after they say the warning sirens never sounded. 4 weather-related fatalities confirmed after severe storms in W…

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MS city says warning sirens failed to go off due to possible weather interference

MEMPHIS, Tenn. -- The city of Senatobia, Mississippi said on Thursday that early warning sirens in the city did not function overnight due to "possible weather-related interference." Severe storms tracked across the Mid-South overnight and into Thursday Morning, but now, residents in Senatobia, Miss. are expressing their concerns after they say the warning sirens never sounded. 4 weather-related fatalities confirmed after severe storms in W…

·Memphis, United States
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WREG News broke the news in Memphis, United States on Thursday, April 3, 2025.
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