Memphis, TN – A significant cold front is sweeping through the Memphis area, bringing a notable drop in temperatures tonight. Residents are urged to bundle up as temperatures are set to fall to the mid-50s this evening and even lower into the high 40s in some northern areas. These cooler temperatures will linger throughout the weekend, leading to a refreshing but brisk change in weather for outdoor activities.
According to the U.S. National Weather Service in Memphis, temperatures will hover around 55 degrees Saturday night before dipping into the mid-40s by Sunday morning, especially in areas near the I-55 corridor. Sunday promises to be sunny, with highs reaching 74 degrees, but the evening chill will persist, dropping back to around 54 degrees. This cooler trend will continue into early next week, bringing steady conditions ideal for fall outdoor events.
Looking at the extended forecast, Monday brings a bit of warmth with sunny skies and a high near 84 degrees, but nighttime temperatures will stay mild, cooling to around 64 degrees. Tuesday and Wednesday will maintain a sunny outlook, with highs of 84 and 83 degrees respectively. Residents should be prepared for a shift back to wetter conditions by mid-week. Starting Wednesday evening, there’s a 40% chance of rain, which could intensify on Thursday, with up to a 70% likelihood of showers and possible thunderstorms.
For those planning to travel, particularly along I-40 or I-55, the cooling temperatures at night could impact road conditions slightly, so it’s wise to carry warmer clothing and stay updated on the forecast.
