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Warm and Dry Now, Watching the Gulf for the Weekend
Good morning, everyone! Sunshine and warm temperatures will stick around through Friday across Olive Branch and northwest Mississippi. As we head into the weekend, we’ll be watching a tropical system in the Gulf that could bring some showers our way. Those rain chances will depend on how the system develops and where it tracks.
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First Alert: Pleasant weekdays ahead, but monitoring weekend forecast
Favorable weather conditions are expected throughout the rest of the week, but we are keeping an eye on weekend rain chances. If you have any outdoor plans through Friday, nice weather conditions [in the eyes of most people!] are expected. Afternoon highs as well as overnight lows will begin to climb the ladder, with Friday being the peak of the warmth. By that point, afternoon highs will attempt to climb to 90° while overnight lows will slip into the lower 60s. This means that high temperatures will be about 10° above average for Friday, while lows will be about 5° above average.
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NWS Memphis says Corinth will keep cool autumn mornings through Friday
The National Weather Service Memphis Tennessee said Sunday that Corinth will keep crisp autumn mornings through Friday, with Tuesday morning expected to be the coldest stretch. The forecast graphic, updated Sunday at 2:14 p.m., shows low temperatures settling in after the weekend and then holding in a narrow range through the end of the week.
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First Alert Forecast: Bright, quiet and warm week ahead
MONDAY: A reinforcing cold front ushers in dry, pleasant air on Monday with mainly sunny skies. A mild-ish start will give way to highs in the lower 80s. Clear skies overnight allow temperatures to drop into the upper 40s to middle 50s—delivering our coolest air since spring. TUESDAY: A...
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Above average temps through week, rain moving in over weekend
MEMPHIS, Tenn. - Good Thursday morning!
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Rain Misses the Mid South Again as Nashville, Memphis, Little Rock and Shreveport Get Less Than an Inch While Pensacola Faces Nearly 9 Inches Through Wednesday
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE — It is sad news for much of the Mid-South this weekend. Areas that desperately need a good soaking rain look likely to miss out on the widespread rain event, while the Gulf Coast and eastern parts of the Southeast get drenched. The latest rainfall forecast through 7 AM Wednesday, October 7 shows Nashville picking up only about 0.7 inch, Memphis around 0.5 inch, Little Rock near 0.3 inch and Shreveport just 0.1 inch, while Pensacola could see about 8.8 inches and parts of the Gulf Coast even more.
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When Does Tennessee Usually See Its First Frost? What Lakeland Gardeners Should Know
October may bring comfortable afternoons to Lakeland and much of West Tennessee, but gardeners know that warm fall weather cannot last forever. As nights become longer and temperatures gradually fall, attention begins to turn toward one of the season’s important gardening milestones: the first frost. Knowing approximately when frost...
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NWS Memphis says Corinth showers fade Sunday and SKYWARN training is Oct. 5
The US National Weather Service Memphis Tennessee says its free virtual SKYWARN class is set for Oct. 5 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. The agency says the course should last about 2 hours, and registration is available at weather.gov/meg/skywarn. Source: US National Weather Service Memphis Tennessee. Temperatures stay seasonable before...
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City of Memphis bracing for winter after historic city shutdown in January
Memphians have faced multiple severe heat warnings and a thunderstorm that left thousands without power this summer. However, Scott Morgan, the city’s director of public works, is still thinking about icy roads. January’s winter storm, which shut Memphis down for more than a week, wasn’t just an outlier —...
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NWS Memphis shares Corinth forecast, Tupelo SKYWARN class, drought outlook
The National Weather Service Memphis Tennessee said an approaching cold front will bring a chance of showers and thunderstorms for the upcoming weekend, followed by cooler and more seasonable temperatures next week. The update points to a brief shift away from the recent warmth as October begins. Its graphic showed...
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Memphis Sizzles Thursday Before Storms Cool Off Weekend
Memphis Downtown Skyline — Scenic Backdrop For Weather Coverage. Memphis is getting one more blast of summer Thursday, with clear skies early and temperatures climbing from the low 70s to a high near 93 degrees. The heat breaks Friday as showers and thunderstorms move in, setting up a much cooler and wetter weekend across the city.
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Summer-Like Heat Holds Today Ahead of Friday Rain
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First Alert Forecast: 90s linger Thursday; rain chances return Friday, Saturday
THURSDAY: More heat and staying dry under partly cloudy skies. Highs will reach the lower 90s to kick off October. Clouds will steadily increase during the afternoon and evening, though rain chances stay near zero before moisture increases Thursday night. Lows fall into the 60s to lower 70s. FRIDAY: A...
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First Alert: A surge in temperatures ahead of a cold front and some much needed rain
The Mid-South endured an unseasonably warm day today and we’ll have another tomorrow. Fortunately, the heat won’t last long as a cold front moves in to end the week and start the weekend. The front leave behind cooler temperatures, but it will also bring our first significant chance of rain since early September.
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Record heat, extreme dryness - September 2026 makes Memphis history
MEMPHIS, Tenn. - To paraphrase Earth, Wind, and Fire, do you remember a hotter September?. You probably don't—because this month will be the warmest September ever in Memphis. September was off to a record pace from the start. Six of the first eight days of the month were at...
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October Heat Surge Pushes Bowling Green and Murfreesboro to 93 Degrees Thursday as Nashville, Louisville, Cincinnati and Memphis Near 90 Before a Cold Front Brings Relief
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE — Don’t turn off the A/C just yet. October is starting with a blast of summer heat across the lower Ohio Valley and Tennessee Valley. Ahead of an approaching cold front, afternoon highs on Thursday, October 1 are forecast to reach 93 degrees in Bowling Green, Kentucky and Murfreesboro, Tennessee, with Louisville, Cincinnati, Lexington, Memphis and Chattanooga all hitting around 90 degrees. The heat will not last long, though, as temperatures cool to more seasonable levels heading into the weekend.