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Mississippi, 2025

The year's recorded storm events, federal disaster declarations and flood insurance claims.

1,671events recorded1,363 in 2024
15deaths recorded45 injuries
$42Mproperty damage (estimates)$3.2M crop damage
1disaster declarations76 NFIP claims, $2.5M paid
← 20242026 →

NCEI notes that Storm Data is compiled from a variety of sources including the National Weather Service, other federal, state and local agencies, the media and the public; that property and crop damage figures are estimates; and that some events are recorded by NWS forecast zone rather than by county. FEMA notes that NFIP claim records are redacted and aggregated to protect the privacy of policyholders.

Events by hazard

Wind736
Heat472
Hail131
Tornado114
Flood90
Winter73
Drought28
Cold11
Lightning11
Wildfire3
Other2

Includes events recorded by forecast zone. The state's yearly total for 2025 was 1,671 against 1,363 in 2024.

Counties with the most recorded events

CountyEvents in 2025
Lafayette County60
Lee County60
Monroe County56
Tishomingo County49
Hinds County47
Pontotoc County45
Tunica County42
Yalobusha County42
Tate County41
Union County40
Alcorn County39
Marshall County39
Tallahatchie County39
Panola County38
Rankin County38
Itawamba County37
Coahoma County36
Prentiss County36
Quitman County35
Chickasaw County33
Lauderdale County33
Calhoun County30
DeSoto County27
Lowndes County27
Tippah County26

Notable events

DateCountyEvent typeMagnitudeProperty damageDeathsInjuries
15 Mar 2025WalthallTornadoEF4$5,000,00038
15 Mar 2025Jefferson DavisTornadoEF3—22
15 Mar 2025CovingtonTornadoEF4—14
26 Oct 2025AdamsFlash Flood—$2,00011
15 Mar 2025CovingtonTornadoEF2—11
15 Mar 2025WalthallTornadoEF3$5,000,0001—
6 Apr 2025JasperTornadoEF2$2,000,0001—
19 Feb 2025LefloreWinter Weather——1—
21 Jan 2025Forecast zoneHeavy Snow——1—
22 Apr 2025RankinLightning——1—
4 Mar 2025MadisonStrong Wind52 mph—1—
4 Mar 2025ClarkeStrong Wind53 mph—1—
15 Mar 2025CovingtonTornadoEF2——11
4 Mar 2025WayneTornadoEF2——4
2 Apr 2025TippahTornadoEF2$300,000—3
14 Mar 2025GrenadaTornadoEF2——3
2 Apr 2025TateTornadoEF3$2,000,000—2
15 Mar 2025MarionTornadoEF2——2
12 Feb 2025WayneTornadoEF3——2
5 Apr 2025PontotocTornadoEF2$300,000—1
18 May 2025DeSotoThunderstorm Wind69 mph$25,000—1
31 Mar 2025LamarTornadoEF2$2,000,000——
3 Apr 2025MarshallTornadoEF3$2,500,000——
5 Apr 2025UnionTornadoEF1$1,800,000——
8 May 2025OktibbehaHail2.25 in$1,800,000——
6 Apr 2025SmithTornadoEF2$1,200,000——
6 Apr 2025ForrestTornadoEF2$1,000,000——
8 Mar 2025JonesThunderstorm Wind85 mph$900,000——
6 Apr 2025LauderdaleTornadoEF2$600,000——
8 May 2025OktibbehaThunderstorm Wind75 mph$1,000,000——
18 May 2025CarrollTornadoEF1$500,000——
3 Apr 2025AlcornTornadoEF1$900,000——
8 Mar 2025CovingtonThunderstorm Wind81 mph$600,000——
18 May 2025DeSotoTornadoEF1$800,000——
6 Apr 2025KemperTornadoEF2$800,000——
8 Mar 2025LawrenceThunderstorm Wind81 mph$500,000——
17 May 2025YazooFlash Flood—$500,000——
6 Apr 2025LawrenceThunderstorm Wind75 mph$500,000——
31 Mar 2025SimpsonTornadoEF1$300,000——
31 Mar 2025MarionTornadoEF1$250,000——

Up to 40 events with deaths, injuries, damage of $50,000 or more, or a tornado rating, ranked by deaths, injuries and damage.

Federal disaster declarations in 2025

DeclaredNumberTypeIncidentTitleCounties
21 May 2025DR-4874Major disasterSevere StormSevere Storms, Straight-Line Winds, Tornadoes, And Flooding18

Flood insurance claims with a 2025 date of loss

76 NFIP claims, 59 of them paid, for $2,465,925.

Sources: NOAA NCEI Storm Events through 30 Jun 2026; OpenFEMA DisasterDeclarationsSummaries v2 (29 Sep 2026); OpenFEMA NfipClaims v3 (8 Sep 2026). Built 30 Sep 2026.