Sunny Tuesday with a milder high near 82°F. Patchy fog and scattered storms return midweek before heat builds into the weekend.

Heavy storms produced sudden flash flooding across Tipton County; the sheriff's office warned drivers to avoid flooded roads as crews monitor conditions.

City of Memphis OEM posted photos Monday as a flash flood warning hit the city; officials warned drivers to avoid flooded roads and heed barricades.

A severe thunderstorm warning for Memphis, Bartlett and Southaven warned of 60 mph gusts and pea‑size hail through 10:00 a.m. CDT, officials said.

A Flood Watch is in effect for Memphis through 7 p.m.; heavy morning storms could drop 1–2 inches and cause street flooding. Expect slow, wet commutes.

Hot and humid today with highs around 91°F; late-night storms could bring damaging gusts and heavy rain.

Showers and thunderstorms are likely this afternoon in Memphis with highs near 86°F. Sunday turns hot again with heat index values near 103.

Mostly cloudy and muggy Friday in Memphis; scattered showers possible late morning into early afternoon. A wetter, gusty period is likely Sunday night into Monday.

A muggy morning turns stormy this afternoon in Memphis. Brief heavy rain and gusty winds could disrupt the commute.

Sunny and hot today with highs near 87°F. The NHC is watching a Gulf disturbance with about a 50% chance to develop; heavy rain possible Thu–Fri.

Sunny and comfortable Monday (high ~82°F). Midweek heats into the 80s–90s with gusty winds and a higher chance of storms late week and on Juneteenth.

Morning storms will sweep through Memphis with brief heavy rain and gusty winds. Cooler Monday, then warming midweek with higher storm chances late week.

Heat index may climb into the triple digits Saturday with isolated storms possible. Cooling center details and safety tips inside.