Memphis, TN – Severe storms are expected to impact Tennessee late Sunday, primarily west of the Mississippi River. The storms, which are forecasted to arrive during the evening, could bring damaging winds and large hail.
According to the National Weather Service, the highest risk area stretches across much of western Tennessee, including Memphis, and areas near Little Rock, Arkansas. The risk of severe storms is considered isolated but significant, with the main threats being strong winds and large hail. These conditions are expected to be brief but intense, with some localized impacts possible.
Residents in affected areas are advised to stay alert, with preparations for the potential of strong winds and hail. While the storms are likely to be short-lived, they could disrupt evening travel and outdoor plans. Storm movement is expected to be from the southwest to the northeast, and drivers are advised to monitor conditions for rapidly changing weather.
Tennessee’s infrastructure, especially along major highways, could face temporary disruptions due to fallen branches or debris. Stay informed through local alerts and avoid unnecessary travel during peak storm conditions.
