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.

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.