Residents in Mississippi, particularly near Aberdeen and Yazoo City, are urged to exercise caution as flood warnings have been issued for the Buttahatchie River and Yazoo River respectively. Minor flooding is currently occurring, with the Buttahatchie River affecting areas such as Air Base Road and surrounding farmlands. The Yazoo River is forecasted to crest at 33.0 feet, bringing minor agricultural land flooding outside of the levee protection system. The flood warning for the Buttahatchie River near Aberdeen is set to continue until late tomorrow morning, while the Yazoo River at Yazoo City warning remains in effect until further notice. Community members should stay informed and avoid low-lying areas near the rivers.

Mississippi is a state with a humid subtropical climate, characterized by hot summers and mild winters. Major surface flows in the state include the Mississippi River, which forms the western border of the state, and its major tributaries, such as the Yazoo River and the Big Black River. There are also several large reservoirs and dams in Mississippi, including the Ross Barnett Reservoir and the Sardis Lake. The state's hydrology is influenced by its topography, which is characterized by low-lying coastal plains in the south and higher elevation regions in the north. Snowpack is generally not a significant factor in Mississippi's hydrology, but heavy rain events and tropical storms can cause flooding in low-lying areas.