Gusty northwest winds and sub-freezing mornings hit Memphis Monday. Secure outdoor items and protect plants.

DeSoto County will open school and community safe rooms at 5:30 p.m. Sunday as severe storms move through the Mid‑South. Officials urge residents in vulnerable housing to shelter early.

Gusty winds and a line of thunderstorms are expected Sunday; secure outdoor items and watch for possible storm damage.

Sunny and near 75°F today. A strong system late Sunday into Monday could bring damaging winds and severe storms.

Sunny Friday with highs near the 60s. Late Sunday into Monday morning carries a growing threat of damaging winds and storms.

Sunny and breezy today in Memphis with highs near 56°F. Dry through Saturday; storms possible Sunday and a freeze early next week.

A line of thunderstorms will sweep across Memphis on Wednesday, March 11, bringing gusty winds, heavy rain and a localized flooding risk during the morning commute.

Cloudy and muggy this morning with highs near 80°F. Showers are possible Tuesday and a gusty, heavier line is likely Wednesday.

Warm, humid Monday with showers and thunderstorms likely. A Slight Risk for severe storms exists; isolated large hail and damaging winds are possible.

NWS Memphis warns of scattered severe storms Tuesday with large hail possible. Motorists and homeowners should prepare for damaging hail and strong winds.

Morning showers give way to mostly sunny skies with highs near 69°F. Storm chances rise Monday–Wednesday; some storms could be strong.

Heavy showers and thunderstorms will move through Memphis Saturday with heavy rain and gusty winds. Expect slow commutes and localized flooding in low areas.

Highs near 826F Friday, then a slow-moving front brings likely thunderstorms late Friday night into Saturday. Heavy rain and damaging winds are possible.