Severe storms are likely Tuesday afternoon into early Wednesday in Memphis. Expect heavy rain, gusty winds and a small tornado risk.

Enhanced severe‑weather risk for Memphis Monday into Tuesday. Gusty winds and heavy rain may disrupt evening commutes.

Warm, mostly dry Sunday with highs near 85°F. Watch Monday–Tuesday for strong to severe storms and heavy rain.

Cloudy morning and highs near 84°F. Showers and thunderstorms are likely Friday, with heavy rain possible and a heightened severe threat early next week.

The American Lung Association's 2026 State of the Air gave Nashville an F for ozone pollution, citing four unhealthy ozone days in the metro's worst county while short-term particle measures improved in several counties.

NWS Memphis put parts of the Mid‑South in a Slight risk for Friday storms, warning of large hail and damaging wind.

Clear and mild this morning with highs near 82°F. Showers and thunderstorms are likely Friday, with heavier downpours possible into the weekend.

Mid-50s this morning warms to the low 80s today. Officials warn of elevated fire danger Tuesday; skip open burns.

Sunny Monday with highs near 78°F. Watch for elevated fire danger Tuesday and storms returning Friday.

Dense fog will limit visibility through mid-morning before sunshine pushes temperatures into the 70s. A warm stretch builds before storms return Friday.

Highs near 89°F Friday in Memphis, then likely showers and thunderstorms Saturday with a sharp cooldown into the 40s. Gusty south winds possible.

Scattered showers and thunderstorms hit Memphis Thursday morning with heavier storms possible later; highs near 82°F. Friday turns very warm, flirting with near‑record heat.

Unseasonably warm Wednesday with highs near 86°F; gusty winds and a chance of strong storms Thursday could disrupt outdoor plans.