Muggy start with patchy fog; scattered storms likely this afternoon. High near 89°F with heat index up to 98°F.

Patchy dense fog slowed Tuesday morning commutes; afternoon storms and humid heat follow with highs near 89°F.

Patchy dense fog is likely Monday morning; hot afternoons with scattered storms expected. Allow extra commute time and check updates.

An NWS flash flood warning hit Memphis and nearby suburbs on Saturday; City OEM shared a map showing hundreds of thousands in the footprint and urged people to seek higher ground.

Hot and humid Sunday with highs near 94°F and storms likely this afternoon. Expect gusty winds and downpours that could disrupt outdoor plans.

Morning drizzle gives way to dangerous heat Saturday. Heat Advisory through 8:00 PM CDT with afternoon storms possible.

A flash flood warning covered northern Montgomery County Thursday evening as heavy rain threatened low-lying streets; officials urged motorists to avoid flooded roads.

A severe thunderstorm watch is in effect for Clarksville and Montgomery County through the evening. Officials warn of damaging wind and hail and urge readiness.

Highs near 100°F Friday with heat indices up to 112°F. Afternoon storms could bring heavy rain and gusts—plan for delays to July 4 events.

Highs near 100°F and heat‑index readings above 110°F threaten Nashville through Friday. Cooling centers and outreach are active across the city.

Officials warned that extreme heat and dry conditions make backyard fireworks and grilling more dangerous this July 4, urging residents to attend the city’s professional show at Harlinsdale Farm.

Triple-digit heat and heat-index values above 110F will persist through Friday. Cooling centers and heat-patrols are active across the city.

A National Weather Service survey found an EF‑1 tornado touched down south of Huntland last Monday, uprooting trees and snapping a power pole with peak winds near 107 mph.