 Stormy weather conditions will be blowing through Pike County and the surrounding areas with a likelihood of causing power outages and toppling trees. Mountaintop spoke with Need Jackson to get an idea of the severity of the storm and precautions people should be taking. With the speed that it's moving, it appears to be going north of Pike County. There's going to be a few cells that come through Pike County, but like I say, they're moving very rapidly. We have been in an advisory mode from the weather service the entire time and they haven't switched off that. They haven't changed anything there. We have had some trees down. We've had some power lines that trees have taken out with falling. Those affected by power outages, especially the elderly, should make sure all cell phones are charged in the event of an emergency. Right now, looking at the storm and the way it's moving, the travel path that it's making. I don't see it being a major player for Pike County, but always be weather aware. Pay attention to the National Weather Service watches, warnings. The storms are expected to ease up by 7pm this evening. Drivers on the road should practice extreme caution as roads will be slick and winds will be strong. In the event of an emergency, do not hesitate to dial 911. For Mountain Top News, I'm Kelcie Dean.