NWS Memphis warns of scattered severe storms Tuesday with large hail possible. Motorists and homeowners should prepare for damaging hail and strong winds.

Morning showers give way to mostly sunny skies with highs near 69°F. Storm chances rise Monday–Wednesday; some storms could be strong.

Heavy showers and thunderstorms will move through Memphis Saturday with heavy rain and gusty winds. Expect slow commutes and localized flooding in low areas.

Highs near 826F Friday, then a slow-moving front brings likely thunderstorms late Friday night into Saturday. Heavy rain and damaging winds are possible.

Highs near 80°F today. Heavy showers and storms likely Saturday, with 1–2 inches possible.

Mid-60s this morning; highs near 79°F. Near-record warmth through Friday and storms likely Friday night into Saturday.

Mostly sunny and warm today with a high near 77°F. Storm chances climb later this week with a possible heavy‑rain flood risk over the weekend.

Spotty morning showers then a warm, unsettled week. Thunderstorm chances climb midweek with heavier rain possible by the weekend.

Cloudy morning clears to the low 70s; slight shower chance tonight and an unsettled, wetter pattern moves in later this week.

Dense fog will slow Friday morning commutes in Memphis; advisory until 9 a.m. Expect sun and highs near 72°F by midday.

A brief window of isolated strong to severe storms will hit Memphis and parts of northeast Mississippi today. Hail and gusty winds are the main threats.

A Climate Central analysis finds Memphis springs are about 1.9°F warmer since 1970, extending the growing season by more than two weeks and stretching allergy and storm windows.

Light morning showers will taper to a mostly cloudy, mild day. A dry, warm Friday and a weekend jump into the low 70s is expected.