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.

Mild today with a slight chance of evening showers. Steadier rain and a few storms possible overnight into Thursday.

Chilly morning gives way to a mild, breezy day — highs near 55°F and gusts to 30 mph. Rain likely Thursday with a quarter to half‑inch possible.

Bitter morning turns into a quick midweek warm-up. Showers likely Wednesday night.