Published on: February 24, 2007 at 9:13 PM

The activity back in Oktibbeha and Clay Counties in Mississippi will affect you starting in about 30 minutes in western sections and then over the next hour.

These thunderstorms look very intense with a high liklihood of damaging winds. They are also could produce a quick hitting tornado.

The NWS Jackson reports significant damage in Clay county – trees and powerlines down  – barn heavily damaged

Further north, the Marion and Lamar storms are reaching Hamilton. Winds have gusted to 52 mph at our Skycam site. The NWS will let the warning for northern Lamar and Marion Counties expire.

The activity back over Leake County MS looks a little more troubling. It is more discrete and supercellular in nature. It will eventually move toward Pickens, Greene and northern Sumter Counties. Dewpoints are a little higher there, in the upper 50s, and this activity may hold together as a discrete cell. We will have to watch it.