Memphis, Tennessee – Scorching heat and a rising risk of thunderstorms are set to converge on Memphis by Wednesday afternoon, creating a potentially disruptive weather pattern across western Tennessee.
According to the National Weather Service, temperatures will climb near 90°F Wednesday, June 4, with a 30% chance of showers and thunderstorms after 1 p.m. Winds will shift from southeast to south between 5–10 mph. While the storm threat remains scattered, residents near I-240 should prepare for slick roads, lightning, and brief downpours during the late afternoon commute.
Localized rain and gusty winds could affect high-traffic corridors and neighborhoods vulnerable to minor street flooding. Officials urge drivers to slow down on wet pavement and stay alert to fast-changing conditions. Charge mobile devices ahead of time and monitor NWS alerts through NOAA weather radios or mobile apps.
Skies will remain partly cloudy Wednesday night with a mild low near 72°F. The region sees rising rain chances again Thursday night (30%), climbing to 60% Friday afternoon. Temperatures remain in the upper 80s through Saturday with more storms likely.
🗓 5-Day Memphis Area Forecast (June 3–7):
- Tuesday (June 3): Sunny, high 90°F, calm winds
- Wednesday (June 4): 30% PM storms, high near 90°F
- Thursday (June 5): Slight storm chance, high 88°F
- Friday (June 6): 60% storm risk, high 89°F
- Saturday (June 7): Showers likely, 50% chance, low near 70°F
