The National Weather Service in Memphis has forecasted a series of showers and possible thunderstorms for the region. In the detailed forecast provided, the Memphis area is expected to experience inclement weather starting overnight and stretching across multiple days. Showers with a 40 percent chance are predicted during the early hours, turning into more certain precipitation on Wednesday with a 90 percent likelihood, and potentially new rainfall amounts measuring between 1 and 2 inches.
According to the
NWS update
, Wednesday’s weather could include a thunderstorm before noon,, followed by a chance of more storms between noon and 3pm, and then likely showers and possible thunderstorms after 3 pm. The ongoing showers are expected to lessen by Wednesday night, with a 60 percent chance of precipitation before 7 pm. The skies should clear gradually as the night progresses.
This anticipated rainfall brings considerations for the local residents—preparations for potential flooding, disruptions to transport, and the necessity of waterproofing properties. The forecast bulletin includes a sunny respite on Thursday, with clear skies and a high of 61°F predicted, giving the community a brief break from the wet weather.
Looking ahead to the weekend, the weather outlook is brighter, with sunny conditions and high temperatures reaching the mid-60s. Calm winds are expected, which should provide a tranquil atmosphere in Memphis following the unsettled conditions earlier in the week. The partially cloudy skies forecasted for Saturday night, may give way to partly sunny weather on Sunday with a high near 69°F. However, the potential for showers returns by Sunday night with a 20 percent chance of precipitation,” the
NWS report
detailed.
Residents are advised to stay informed about the latest weather updates and to plan their activities accordingly. It may be prudent to carry rain gear and prepare for sudden weather changes, as Memphis transitions into a pattern of intermittent rains and clearer skies. The upcoming fluctuations in weather conditions are typical of the region’s climate during this time of year.
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