NWS Memphis reported a light drizzle and fog today, with the humidity hitting a staggering 97%. The barometer read 29.82 in (1009.8 mb), while visibility was restricted to 3 miles due to the fog and mist, a situation that caused the wind chill to drop to 36°F (2°C). Memphis residents woke to such conditions, leading to considerations for additional layers and cautious commuting.

The detailed forecast warned of a 90% chance of showers throughout the day on Wednesday, expected to last from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. with patchy fog present until noon. East northeast winds were anticipated to shift west southwest in the afternoon, while the high was predicted near 53°F. The NWS Memphis further stated, "New precipitation amounts between a quarter and half of an inch possible."

Looking ahead, the forecast for Thursday seemed more forgiving with mostly sunny conditions and a high near 40°F, though the winds from the north northwest could remind folks of the lingering chill in the air. Thursday night's temperature was forecast to again dip below freezing. However, for Friday, the NWS was more optimistic about sunlight with a high near 51°F, but evening showers were anticipated to return after midnight, carrying on into a rainy Saturday with potential thunderstorms and heavy rainfall.

By Saturday night, temperatures were expected to plummet to 34°F, with a continued 90% chance of precipitation and thunderstorm activity. Although Sunday's skies promised to be partly sunny, the high would only reach near 40°F again. For Washington's Birthday, no rain was forecast, offering a reprieve of mostly sunny skies and a high near 43°F before another change in the weather on Tuesday, with a 30 percent chance of rain and a high near 48°.