Memphis residents are facing a week of varied weather conditions, with ongoing flood concerns. According to the National Weather Service, today will start with mostly cloudy skies in the morning, gradually clearing, with a high near 60°F. Winds will remain calm, offering some relief for those dealing with flooding.
The forecast for the next few days includes clear nights and sunny days, with a chance of showers on Thursday. Flood advisories and warnings continue, with the National Weather Service issuing a Flood Advisory for the Mississippi River at Helena and Memphis, warning of elevated river levels and potential flooding.
The National Weather Service has also extended a Flood Warning for the Loosahatchie River at Arlington due to minor flooding. The river stage was at 22.0 feet early today, and it is expected to fall below flood stage later in the day. Flood impacts include Brief Road, which is currently flooded.
Additionally, a Frost Advisory has been issued for parts of East Arkansas, Southeast Missouri, and West Tennessee, warning of frost that could damage sensitive plants. Homeowners are advised to protect outdoor vegetation.
Another Flood Warning is in effect for the Wolf River near Rossville, where moderate flooding is expected to continue until tomorrow evening. The flooding has affected highways and residential areas near the river in southeast Shelby County.
