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Memphis Turns Into Oven as Heat Index Nears 115 Degrees
Memphis is walking straight into a heat cooker today, waking up in the upper 70s with thick, heavy humidity that makes 79°F feel a lot worse. Clouds early on should give way to a mostly sunny afternoon, and the high is expected to reach around 96°F. Factor in the humidity and the heat index is forecast to soar into the 110-115°F range during the hottest part of the day. An Extreme Heat Warning kicks in at 11 a.m. today and runs through 8 p.m. Tuesday, so this is a good time to cancel any plans that involve roasting on the sidewalk in the afternoon.
Stuttgart Daily Leader
Officials discuss Cache River Basin flooding solutions
JONESBORO, Ark. — Area officials and farmers met Friday at the Delta Center at Arkansas State University to discuss flooding issues and possible solutions across the Cache River Basin, which stretches through much of northeast Arkansas. Jeff Fore, director of agriculture and water for The Nature Conservancy, was involved...
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Heavy downpours, lightning reported in Mid-South; warm front to move north
KNQA posted images at 4:42 a.m. showing heavy downpours and some lightning in the Mid-South, the station said. “Nothing too concerning at this time,” KNQA said, adding the activity consisted mainly of heavy rain and a little lightning. The National Weather Service in Memphis said a warm front shown...
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Six years after tornado, new signs point to redevelopment at former Mall at Turtle Creek site
JONESBORO, Ark. (KAIT) - Green Haag Brown signs along East Highland Drive are advertising opportunities at a development called the Shops at Turtle Creek, six years after an EF-3 tornado destroyed much of the Mall at Turtle Creek. On March 28, 2020, a tornado tore through Jonesboro and struck the...
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Friday evening First Alert Forecast from Chief Meteorologist Ron Childers-July 24, 2026
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Hardy to receive $1.1 million in federal and state funding after 2025 severe storms
The Federal Emergency Management Agency has announced Hardy will receive $1 million in federal relief funding following severe storms last April that flooded the Spring River and damaged parts of the city.
WATN Local Memphis
Very hot and humid for one more day in the Mid-South
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Wynne tornado recovery projects continue progress
WYNNE — Work is progressing at a steady pace at two sites that had buildings destroyed in the March 2023 Wynne tornado. The projected finish date for the new Wynne High School remains mid-year next year. Blake Marotti, Wynne Water Utilities general manager, said the rebuild of the Wynne...
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‘Smelled like sewage’: Drain backup causes flooding at Raleigh home
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Some of Wednesday afternoon’s rain was heavy enough to cause flooding at a home in Raleigh, overpowering a storm drain on Whitney Avenue and a nearby drainage ditch, creating a soggy and muddy headache for one family. WREG’s Mike Suriani reports most of the water is gone, but the cleanup is far […]
The Tennessean
Old Farmer's Almanac predicts warmer than average fall. What to know in Nashville, Knoxville, Memphis
As temperatures continue to rise across much of the country, many Tennesseans may be wondering when sweater weather will finally arrive. They may have to wait a little longer, however, as long-range forecasts suggest warmer-than-normal conditions could persist well into the fall season. The Old Farmer’s Almanac recently released its 2026 fall forecast, offering an early look at the temperatures and precipitation patterns expected across the United States. "It won’t feel like fall everywhere: Warmer than average weather settles over the nation’s interior this September and October—from the Northern Plains through the Heartland and into the Deep South," wrote the Almanac. "Meanwhile, most of the eastern United States and the Pacific Coast are expected to be cooler than average." The Almanac is also predicting a drier-than-normal fall for much of the country. However, above-average rainfall is expected along the West Coast, across the central and northern Rockies, and in parts of Texas, with smaller areas of wetter-than-average conditions forecast for southern Florida and the Northeast. Here's what to know in Tennessee. When is the first day of fall? The fall equinox and the first day of autumn both occur on Tuesday, Sept. 22. Also known as the autumnal equinox ,
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Storms On Saturday Leave Damage In Black Rock
Storms that developed around 2pm on Saturday July 11th left the City Of Black Rock with widespread damage. Straight line winds and hail caused damage in the town including numerous trees down , damage to businesses, residential roof damage, damage to City Of Black Rock property and more. Black Rock...