Overnight storms pushed through Memphis; expect sun and breezy NNE winds with highs near 90°F. Cooling centers are open downtown for people who need relief.

Dangerous heat peaks Tuesday in Memphis with heat‑index values up to 116°F. Expect storms tonight and check local cooling‑center options downtown.

Heat Advisory for Memphis July 20–21: highs near 96–98°F and heat‑index values above 105. Small chance of storms Tuesday night; cooling centers open.

A severe thunderstorm warning put Dyersburg, Hayti and nearby I‑55 corridors on alert Saturday evening with gusts near 60 mph and the risk of roof and tree damage.

Memphis will roast under sticky, sunny skies Saturday with a high near 95°F and feels-like values near 106°F.

Hot, humid days return to Memphis with highs in the 90s and heat-index readings into the low 100s. Cooling center info and safety tips inside.

Dense fog will slow Thursday morning commutes in Memphis; highs climb into the upper 80s with a weekend heat spike.

Scattered storms likely this afternoon with brief heavy downpours and ponding possible. Highs near 86°F and warmer later in the week.

Showers and storms are likely this afternoon in Memphis, with brief heavy downpours and localized flooding possible.

Sunny and warm today with a high near 89F. Showers and thunderstorms likely Tuesday afternoon and night.

Decatur County emergency officials say a severe thunderstorm watch is in effect through 8 p.m.; residents should monitor alerts and be ready to shelter.

Mostly cloudy morning with highs near 87°F. Isolated showers today; heavier storm chances move in Tuesday–Wednesday.

High heat and rounds of storms arrive Saturday in Memphis under a Flood Watch. Strong storms could bring damaging winds and localized flash flooding.