The National Weather Service in Memphis warns that patchy black ice may form overnight. After today’s rain and with temperatures dropping below freezing, roads and sidewalks could become slippery. Wet-looking roads may actually be icy through sunrise, according to the National Weather Service.
In the period leading up to sunrise, the citizens should remain mindful of the colder conditions that can deceive, making the "wet" roads potentially hazardous. Caution is urged for early morning commuters, as the invisible ice can be a danger to those unaware. For the latest weather updates and alerts, visit the National Weather Service website.
Memphis will be mostly cloudy for the next few days. Today’s high is around 41°F with calm winds, and tonight’s low will be about 32°F. The weekend should slowly turn sunnier, with Saturday reaching about 50°F and light winds, as per the National Weather Service.
Increasing clouds are slated for Saturday night, having a slightly warmer low around 40 degrees. "Mostly cloudy, with a low around 32. Calm wind," reports the National Weather Service on the upcoming evening conditions. Shifting to Sunday, a 20 percent chance of morning showers is predicted, with temperatures peaking around 53 degrees. As the new week begins, a mostly sunny Monday is on the forecast with a high in the lower 40s.
