NWS Memphis' probabilistic maps show very high odds for damaging wind gusts across the Bootheel and northeast Arkansas on Thursday afternoon. Local agencies circulated the images to warn communities north of I‑40.

Mostly sunny and warm Wednesday, with highs near 86°F. Showers and thunderstorms return Thursday and intensify into Saturday; gusty winds possible.

Mid‑80s and breezy Tuesday; showers and thunderstorms likely beginning Thursday. Expect gusts near 30 mph and several rounds of rain through the weekend.

Unseasonably warm, breezy week arrives with highs in the low-to-mid 80s. Showers and thunderstorms return midweek, with gusts possible early in the week.

Sunny and unseasonably warm today with highs near 76°F; gusts and a warm spike Monday–Tuesday before storms arrive Wednesday.

Sunny, windy Saturday with elevated fire danger in parts of north Mississippi and highs near 63. Big warmup to the 80s early next week.

Cloudy, mild Friday gives way to gusty winds and brief showers; temperatures tumble into the 50s. Saturday will be sunny but dry, raising elevated fire danger.

Sunny, unusually warm Thursday with highs near 85°F and gusty winds. Cooler, breezy weekend with a chance of Friday showers.

Cloudy morning warms quickly to low‑80s today; Thursday could reach the mid‑80s with gusty winds. A Friday front brings spotty showers and a cooler weekend.

Morning cool gives way to a midweek warmup: highs near 70 today and into the 80s Thursday. A cold front Friday brings a cooler, blustery weekend.

Sunny Thursday and mild, with highs near 75°F. Expect a strong warm-up into the 80s this weekend and a late‑Sunday cooldown.

A homeowner's video shows a Jonesboro man racing to an underground shelter as a tornado‑warned storm battered Craighead County. Observers reported gusts as high as 75 mph and property damage.

Henry County says Harrelson, Henry and Lakewood schools will open as storm shelters at 5 p.m. and remain available until the severe-weather threat passes.