News Summary
Memphis is set to enjoy warm and sunny weather this week, with temperatures reaching the mid to upper 80s and a slight chance of rain. The warm trend is expected to continue into the following week, leading to highs in the low to mid-90s. Residents are advised to stay hydrated and engage in outdoor activities during the cooler mornings and evenings. The forecast suggests mostly sunny skies with pleasant conditions, making it an ideal time to enjoy the outdoors.
Memphis Weather Forecast
Warm and sunny weather is on the way for Memphis and the Mid-South this week as conditions are projected to remain clear and seasonably hot. Today, the weather starts off cool with passing clouds, making way for a pleasant afternoon with highs expected to reach the mid to upper 80s. A minimal chance of rain, less than 10%, means that outdoor activities can proceed without much concern for wet weather. Winds will accompany the warmth, blowing from the south at speeds of 5 to 10 mph. As nighttime falls, temperatures are expected to drop to around 67°F.
Extended Forecast
Looking further into the week, temperatures are set to climb even higher, approaching the low to mid-90s. This warm trend is projected to persist until at least September 22nd, suggesting a prolonged period of summer-like weather. On Wednesday, mostly sunny skies will dominate, with temperatures reaching the low 90s. Following that, the forecast for Thursday predicts similar patterns, causing the temperature to peak near 95°F.
The heat continues into Friday, where another day of sunny weather is expected with highs again reaching around 95°F. Saturday is projected to stay mostly sunny and hot, with conditions similar to those seen earlier in the week. Sunday promises to maintain this trend, keeping temperatures in the mid-90s and clear skies overhead.
Sunrise and Sunset Times
This week’s beautiful weather includes notable sunrise and sunset times to take advantage of the daylight. Monday night’s sunset will occur at 7:16 p.m. CT, and the forecast suggests clear and cool overnight conditions. As Tuesday begins, sunrise will take place at 6:39 a.m. CT, greeting the day with bright sun and warm temperatures.
Weather History and Trends
Memphis typically experiences warm weather as summer transitions into fall, but this year’s temperatures have displayed a notable persistence of heat. Such conditions are common at this time of year in the Mid-South region, though each season may vary. Cooler air often begins to settle in by late September, but this forecast indicates that summer-like conditions will be hanging around just a bit longer.
Advice for Residents
As always, keeping up with weather updates will ensure that you are well-prepared for any sudden changes in conditions. The current forecast reflects a near-ideal weather scenario for those looking to engage in outdoor plans over the next week.
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Additional Resources
- Commercial Appeal: Memphis Weekend Weather
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- Fox 13 Memphis: Band Cancels Performances
- Wikipedia: Weather
- Tennessean: End of Summer and Fall Weather
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