Memphis, TN – A cold front moving into Tennessee today promises to bring much-needed relief from record-breaking heat. Temperatures, which have hovered in the mid-80s, will start dropping overnight as a cold front sweeps through Memphis. Local residents are advised to prepare for a noticeable cooldown, with Friday evening temperatures expected to fall into the lower 60s.
According to the National Weather Service, the front is expected to reach the region late Friday night, pushing cooler air down from the north. Southwest winds of 5 to 10 mph will persist throughout the day before shifting. Areas around I-40 and I-55 could experience gustier conditions as the front moves in, making travel potentially hazardous for high-profile vehicles.
Memphis will see daytime highs of 86°F today, but temperatures will steadily decrease throughout the night, dropping to around 62°F by Saturday morning. The chance of showers increases slightly after 2 a.m., but widespread rain is not expected. Saturday will bring much cooler conditions with a high of 74°F and mostly sunny skies.
As the weekend progresses, expect comfortable fall weather. Sunday’s high will remain near 73°F with clear skies, making it an ideal time for outdoor activities. Looking ahead to Monday and Tuesday, sunny skies will continue, with highs in the lower 80s. Cooler overnight lows in the 50s will offer further relief.
Drivers on major roadways like I-40 and I-55 should stay updated on potential wind shifts that could affect visibility. Stay tuned to local forecasts as the cold front advances, bringing improved weather conditions for the days ahead.
