Clear skies but gusty northwest winds will keep highs near 44°F Sunday; expect very cold mornings early this week. Warming centers are available.

Cloudy and cool in Memphis with a small chance of midday showers. Below-freezing mornings return early next week before a midweek warmup.

Sunny and mild Friday with highs near 60, then light showers late Friday night. Temperatures drop below freezing Sunday and Monday mornings.

Patchy fog Tuesday morning, then springlike warmth through Thursday. Gusty winds late Wednesday–Thursday and a chance of showers Friday into the weekend.

Dense fog will cut morning visibility across Memphis; skies clear to mostly sunny with highs near 64°F, then warm into the 70s midweek.

Morning showers and gusty winds will slow Memphis’s Sunday commute. Expect up to two inches north of I‑40 and ponding in low spots.

Heavy rain and thunderstorms expected Saturday night into Sunday morning; 1.5–2 inches possible with localized flooding on saturated ground.

Sunny, mild Friday gives way to heavy rain Saturday night; 1–2 inches possible and localized flooding in low spots.

Sunny and mild today; heavy rain and thunderstorms likely Saturday night into Sunday with 1.5–2.5 inches possible.

Fog clears for a mild Wednesday with highs near 56°F. A stronger system arrives late Friday, bringing likely rain Saturday and several inches possible in spots.

Warm Tuesday with a chance of afternoon showers; heavier rain and thunderstorms likely tonight and again this weekend. Plan for gusty winds and ponding.

Patchy morning fog gives way to sunny, warm highs near 69°F. Showers return Tuesday night, with a wetter and uncertain late‑week system possible.

After a snowstorm, large herds of deer crossed Highway 51 between Brighton and Collierville, creating a driving hazard and prompting warnings from wildlife officials.