Memphis, Tennessee – A gray dawn settles over the Mississippi River as low clouds drift across the Hernando de Soto Bridge. The pavement glistens under faint streetlights, hinting at the damp air that clings to the early morning. For now, Memphis faces a quiet but cloudy start — though brighter, milder days are close behind.
The National Weather Service in Memphis notes a 40 percent chance of light showers this afternoon, mainly after lunchtime. Any rainfall will stay light and scattered, leaving just enough moisture to slick city streets before drier air moves in late tonight. Temperatures rise to the low 60s under mostly cloudy skies before cooling to around 40°F by morning.
By Sunday, sunshine breaks through in full force. Highs will climb into the mid-60s, setting the tone for a mild, comfortable stretch into next week. Monday and Tuesday bring classic early-November warmth with highs between 68°F and 71°F, clear skies, and light winds — perfect for outdoor plans, yard work, or early holiday prep before Thanksgiving travel season kicks in.
To be fair, the pattern looks remarkably steady for early November. But long-range models hint that a stronger cold front may approach the Mid-South late next weekend, possibly ushering in the first real cold snap of the season. For now, Memphis enjoys a reprieve: no frost, no freezes, just cool nights and warm afternoons — the kind of weather that invites a walk along Beale Street or a drive across I-55 with the windows down.
Five-Day Outlook for Memphis, TN:
Sat: 63/40 – Cloudy; light showers possible.
Sun: 64/39 – Mostly sunny; calm and cool.
Mon: 63/44 – Sunny; light breeze.
Tue: 68/49 – Bright; warm afternoon.
Wed: 71/50 – Sunny; mild and dry.
