Hypothermia risks increase in Mississippi and Tennessee with next wave of frigid temperatures

Associated Press (AP)CenterEN 6 min read 100% complete by By SOPHIE BATES, SUDHIN THANAWALA and RUSS BYNUMJanuary 30, 2026 at 08:53 AM

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Following a severe winter storm that caused widespread power outages, Mississippi and Tennessee are bracing for another wave of frigid temperatures, increasing the risk of hypothermia. The National Guard is assisting residents with debris removal, while the Tennessee Valley Authority is working to restore power. In Nashville, hundreds lined up for free groceries due to the power outages caused by trees falling on power lines. Warming centers are open in Mississippi to provide shelter for those without heat. The storm has left snow and ice across the region, impacting travel and daily life.

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