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Mid-South Weather Alert: Heat Index Hits 100° Returns Tuesday, Wednesday Oct 13-14
Memphis, TN – An unusual October warmup is bringing summerlike heat back to parts of Tennessee, Mississippi and Arkansas this week, with heat index values expected to reach or exceed 100 degrees Tuesday and Wednesday before cooler air arrives Friday.
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Tuesday evening First Alert Forecast from Chief Meteorologist Ron Childers-October 13, 2026
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Memphis Roasts in 90-Degree Heat Before Fall Crashes In Friday
Memphis is waking to clear skies and temperatures around 66 degrees Monday morning, but the day will quickly turn summer-like. Sunshine will push the high to about 91 degrees, with southwest winds running 5 to 10 mph and no rain in sight. According to the National Weather Service in Memphis,...
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First Alert: 90s continue before fall-like weekend arrives
Enjoy the warmer temperatures while you can as a late week cold front will bring some changes to the Mid-South this weekend. Afternoon high temperatures on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday will climb back into the lower 90s for the majority of towns and cities around the Mid-South. That results in us being about 15° above average and the opportunity for some new daily records highs to be tied or even set is possible. Overnight lows will be seasonably warm, too, with upper 60s and lower to middle 70s expected.
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The Breakdown: Why Saturday’s Rain Forecast Came Up Short Across the Mid-South
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THE WEEK AHEAD: Hot Before Cold Front (10/12-18/2026)
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) - A hot start to the workweek is underway as highs reach the 90s Monday afternoon with lots of sunshine. Hot and sunny weather sticks around as humidity increases by midweek, making for a hot and muggy go of things by Wednesday. A cold front pushes through...
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Blown Away: Memphis Faces Windy Washout Before Warmth Returns
Memphis City Hall Plaza — Weather Coverage Landmark Backdrop. Rain showers are expected in Memphis Saturday, with a high near 73 and northeast winds that could gust as high as 50 mph. A Wind Advisory is posted through 8 p.m. Saturday as the remnants of Hurricane Isaias move across the Mid-South.
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Mempho Music Festival, Tigers game go on as Isaias misses Memphis
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) - Hurricane Isaias missed Memphis on Saturday, leaving dry weather and a calm breeze instead of the wet and windy conditions that had been expected. Crowds at the Mempho Music Festival and the Tigers football game were able to enjoy both outside events without rain. Festival-goers came...
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Sunny, Summerlike Weather Continues Into Early Week
SUNDAY: Temperatures started in the 50s and 60s for most of the area, then climb into the mid to upper 80s. It’ll be warmer than average, with mostly sunny skies. Enjoy the dry weather, and expect overnight lows in the 60s with a few passing clouds. MONDAY: You may...
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Clouds begin to clear Saturday night before lots of sunshine Sunday
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) - Highs reached the middle 70s in Memphis Saturday afternoon with overcast skies coming with a trace of rain at the Frederick W. Smith international airport. Eastern portions of the area saw highs limited to the 60s with periods of showers overhead. Overnight, mostly cloudy skies remain...
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Showers Move West; Gusty Winds Could Increase
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Nashville, TN Flood Watch: Roads, Creeks at Risk Through Sunday Oct 11th
Nashville, TN – Flood Watches covering 39 Tennessee counties and 15 counties in northern Mississippi remain in effect Saturday as excessive rainfall threatens roads, creeks and low-lying communities across the Mid-South through Sunday morning.
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Mid-South Weather Alert: October Heat Surges Into the 90s Monday Oct 12
Memphis, TN – An unusually warm stretch of October weather is heading toward western Tennessee, northern Mississippi and eastern Arkansas, with temperatures expected to climb into the 90s beginning Monday, October 12, and remain elevated through much of next week.