Sticky morning fog and a slight rain chance; a heat wave will push highs into the 90s with heat indices over 105°F starting Saturday.

Clear morning with a high near 84°F and isolated storms possible today. Heat spikes into the 90s by the weekend; plan for cooling options.

Sunny Tuesday with a milder high near 82°F. Patchy fog and scattered storms return midweek before heat builds into the weekend.

Heavy storms produced sudden flash flooding across Tipton County; the sheriff's office warned drivers to avoid flooded roads as crews monitor conditions.

City of Memphis OEM posted photos Monday as a flash flood warning hit the city; officials warned drivers to avoid flooded roads and heed barricades.

A severe thunderstorm warning for Memphis, Bartlett and Southaven warned of 60 mph gusts and pea‑size hail through 10:00 a.m. CDT, officials said.

A Flood Watch is in effect for Memphis through 7 p.m.; heavy morning storms could drop 1–2 inches and cause street flooding. Expect slow, wet commutes.

Hot and humid today with highs around 91°F; late-night storms could bring damaging gusts and heavy rain.

Showers and thunderstorms are likely this afternoon in Memphis with highs near 86°F. Sunday turns hot again with heat index values near 103.

Mostly cloudy and muggy Friday in Memphis; scattered showers possible late morning into early afternoon. A wetter, gusty period is likely Sunday night into Monday.

A muggy morning turns stormy this afternoon in Memphis. Brief heavy rain and gusty winds could disrupt the commute.

Sunny and hot today with highs near 87°F. The NHC is watching a Gulf disturbance with about a 50% chance to develop; heavy rain possible Thu–Fri.

Sunny and comfortable Monday (high ~82°F). Midweek heats into the 80s–90s with gusty winds and a higher chance of storms late week and on Juneteenth.