News Summary
Memphis is experiencing a shift in weather patterns with possible overnight storms and below-average temperatures as the week progresses. Following mild temperatures on Wednesday, residents should be prepared for rain and thunderstorms late Wednesday night into Thursday. The potential for isolated strong storms persists into the weekend, with significant weather variability expected. Staying updated on forecasts is crucial for residents as conditions may evolve rapidly.
Memphis is bracing for a series of weather changes, including possible overnight storms and below-average temperatures as the week progresses. As of tonight, residents can expect partly cloudy skies with a stray shower or thunderstorm in the area. The forecast indicates that the overnight low temperature will drop to around 62°F, accompanied by winds from the north blowing at 5 to 10 mph.
On Wednesday afternoon, temperatures are predicted to rise to the low 80s throughout the Mid-South, providing a brief respite from the chillier weather. Rain chances during the day remain low, with a less than 10% probability of precipitation until late evening. However, conditions are expected to shift late Wednesday night into early Thursday when thunderstorms are forecasted to roll through the region. These storms may bring winds and hail, categorized as a threat level 1 out of 5.
Following the midweek storms, mild temperatures are anticipated on Thursday, remaining slightly below average at nearly 80°F, compared to the typical average of 84°F for this time of year. Rain chances on Thursday are also low, at less than 20%, mainly during the early hours of the morning. Towards the evening, isolated showers are possible after 6 PM, though these are unlikely to pose a significant threat to residents.
As the week continues, Memphis will transition into a cooler weekend, with expected temperatures primarily in the 70s. Looking ahead, the weekend forecasts indicate increased chances of rain, with the potential for isolated strong storms. Current weather trends suggest a significant pattern of storms moving through the Mid-South will likely impact conditions over the upcoming days.
The weather pattern reflects a moderate level of variability this week, emphasizing the importance of staying updated on forecasts. Notifications for weather updates will continue to be issued daily, especially if new significant events arise. Residents are encouraged to monitor the weather closely as conditions evolve.
In conclusion, while residents of Memphis can look forward to a warm Wednesday, they should prepare for a return to cooler, potentially stormy weather as the week progresses. Staying informed via trusted weather sources will be crucial in navigating the changing weather conditions ahead.
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Additional Resources
- Weather.com
- Fox 13 Memphis: Two Rounds of Severe Weather
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- Wikipedia: Weather in the United States
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