Published on: May 16, 2010 at 10:35 PM
The thunderstorm complex that has been trudging eastward across Mississippi all evening is now within about 20 miles of the western border of Lamar and Marion Counties.
The line is running out of steam with the loss of the heating of the day. The storms are becoming outflow dominant.
There is a little bit of lightning west of Aberdeen and west of Philadelphia.
The line will continue to weaken as it moves into Alabama.
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