Sun and drier air move in Tuesday–Thursday with highs near 85°F. Scattered storms return late Saturday into early next week.

A short NWS Special Weather Statement warned of nickel-sized hail and 40 mph gusts for Collierville, Germantown and Olive Branch this morning.

Dense fog will limit visibility this morning; skies clear for a hot 90°F afternoon, with storms possible tonight and Monday.

Community monitors found South Memphis frequently over federal PM2.5 limits, with overnight spikes and sustained pollution in some neighborhoods.

Dense fog will reduce visibility across Memphis Saturday morning, then give way to hot afternoons and isolated storms. Plan extra time for the commute.

Light rain and muggy air Friday, May 29. Afternoon storms likely with pockets of heavy rain and localized flooding possible.

Showers and thunderstorms are likely this afternoon in Memphis with brief heavy downpours and patchy morning fog possible.

Dense fog advisory through 9 a.m.; scattered storms expected this afternoon with highs near 85°F. Drive safely and keep plans flexible.

Patchy fog this morning in Memphis, then showers and thunderstorms likely this afternoon. Highs near 82°F and repeated storm chances through the week.

Patchy fog this Memorial Day morning in Memphis, then a 50% chance of afternoon showers. Slow-moving storms could leave pockets of heavy rain and localized flooding.

Patchy fog Sunday morning will give way to scattered showers and a chance of thunderstorms; heavier rain and a localized flash‑flood risk is possible on Monday, May 25.

Patchy fog will slow Saturday morning commutes in Memphis. Showers and thunderstorms are likely Sunday through Memorial Day with pockets of heavy rain possible.

Foggy start Friday. Showers and thunderstorms likely with heavy afternoon downpours and a wet Memorial Day that could bring localized flooding.