Tennessee – Showers and storms are set to move through the Memphis area Tuesday, impacting roads and daily commutes. Motorists should plan for potential delays and wet driving conditions, especially along major routes like I-40.
According to the National Weather Service, a slow-moving cold front will bring rain beginning Monday night, continuing into Tuesday. Showers are expected to intensify through the day Tuesday, with a chance of thunderstorms in the afternoon. Rainfall could be heavy at times, and winds may reach gusts up to 30 mph, making driving conditions more challenging. Residents are encouraged to allow extra travel time and to check for traffic updates if heading out on Tuesday.
Tuesday’s high is forecasted at 78°F, with a 30% chance of rain early in the day, increasing to 80% by the afternoon. Winds will shift south at 10 to 20 mph, bringing breezy conditions and potential localized flooding on low-lying roads. This rain will continue into the evening, tapering off as the cold front passes.
The extended forecast shows a cooling trend later in the week. By Wednesday, highs will drop to 73°F with a 40% chance of rain lingering in the morning. Temperatures will continue to cool, with lows reaching 59°F by Thursday night, offering a mild reprieve from the humid start to the week. Residents can expect mostly cloudy conditions and scattered showers through Thursday, easing into drier weather by Friday.
Stay updated on any weather changes as the cold front advances, and prepare for delays on Memphis-area roads as rain and wind increase throughout Tuesday.
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