NOAA STORM EVENTS · COMPLETE YEARS 2016–2025HISTORICAL REPORTS, NOT A FORECAST OR RISK SCORE
STORM EVENTLEDGERCOUNTY REPORTS · SEASONALITY · IMPACT
MS EVENT-TYPE FILE2016—2025

MISSISSIPPI

Thunderstorm Wind reports

NOAA recorded 5,195 county-coded Thunderstorm Wind reports across 82 Mississippi reporting areas from 2016 through 2025, including 58 reported injuries and 16 reported fatalities in the official archive.

Source: NOAA Storm Events details table · Complete years 2016–2025 · Compiled 16 Sep 2026

Reports5,195county-coded rows
County areas82represented
Injuries58direct + indirect
Fatalities16direct + indirect
01 / ANNUAL TRACE

Mississippi Thunderstorm Wind reports by year

NOAA recorded 5,195 Mississippi Thunderstorm Wind reports across the complete 2016–2025 period.

2016473
2017437
2018537
2019529
2020550
2021395
2022544
2023613
2024419
2025698
03 / COUNTY BREAKDOWN

Local Mississippi Thunderstorm Wind analyses

The directory lists 82 Mississippi reporting areas represented in this statewide Thunderstorm Wind record.

All Mississippi records →
Hinds257 reportsExplore →Rankin215 reportsExplore →Jones157 reportsExplore →Madison156 reportsExplore →Copiah135 reportsExplore →Lauderdale133 reportsExplore →Warren120 reportsExplore →Forrest111 reportsExplore →Clarke110 reportsExplore →Smith109 reportsExplore →Lee106 reportsExplore →Lowndes103 reportsExplore →Leake103 reportsExplore →Yazoo98 reportsExplore →Lamar97 reportsExplore →Jasper95 reportsExplore →Monroe93 reportsExplore →Attala88 reportsExplore →Neshoba88 reportsExplore →Oktibbeha86 reportsExplore →Washington85 reportsExplore →Lincoln82 reportsExplore →Scott80 reportsExplore →Newton76 reportsExplore →Jefferson Davis74 reportsExplore →Pontotoc73 reportsExplore →Covington73 reportsExplore →Holmes70 reportsExplore →Bolivar69 reportsExplore →Lafayette69 reportsExplore →Winston68 reportsExplore →Simpson63 reportsExplore →De Soto63 reportsExplore →Adams62 reportsExplore →Grenada61 reportsExplore →Claiborne61 reportsExplore →Union60 reportsExplore →Lawrence59 reportsExplore →Carroll56 reportsExplore →Sunflower55 reportsExplore →Harrison54 reportsExplore →Itawamba52 reportsExplore →Tishomingo52 reportsExplore →Marion49 reportsExplore →Franklin47 reportsExplore →Webster46 reportsExplore →Noxubee46 reportsExplore →Clay44 reportsExplore →Montgomery43 reportsExplore →Prentiss43 reportsExplore →Kemper43 reportsExplore →Jefferson43 reportsExplore →Chickasaw42 reportsExplore →Wayne42 reportsExplore →Choctaw42 reportsExplore →Panola41 reportsExplore →Marshall38 reportsExplore →Alcorn36 reportsExplore →Leflore35 reportsExplore →Pearl River33 reportsExplore →Humphreys32 reportsExplore →Calhoun31 reportsExplore →Tate30 reportsExplore →George29 reportsExplore →Perry29 reportsExplore →Pike28 reportsExplore →Jackson28 reportsExplore →Sharkey27 reportsExplore →Tunica26 reportsExplore →Tippah26 reportsExplore →Amite24 reportsExplore →Tallahatchie24 reportsExplore →Hancock21 reportsExplore →Wilkinson21 reportsExplore →Walthall20 reportsExplore →Yalobusha20 reportsExplore →Greene18 reportsExplore →Issaquena17 reportsExplore →Coahoma16 reportsExplore →Stone14 reportsExplore →Benton13 reportsExplore →Quitman11 reportsExplore →
READING THE RECORD

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A NOAA record count describes reports entered for a place and period. It does not estimate the chance, severity, or location of a future event. For active hazards, use your local National Weather Service office and official alerts.