Memphis, TN – Travelers heading into Thanksgiving week can expect a mix of patchy frost, dry conditions, and increasing rain chances across the Memphis area. The National Weather Service forecasts a shift in temperatures starting Saturday, with highs climbing into the upper 50s and lows dipping into the low 40s.
According to the National Weather Service, frost and fog are expected early Saturday morning, especially near major roadways like I-40 and I-55, potentially reducing visibility. Drivers are urged to use caution during early morning commutes or weekend errands.
Saturday will bring sunny skies and calm winds, providing a pleasant day for outdoor plans. Highs will reach 57°F with lows at 42°F overnight. By Sunday, temperatures will rise to 58°F, but gusty winds up to 25 mph may make it feel cooler.
Looking ahead to Thanksgiving week, Monday will see highs reach 71°F, but clouds will increase as a 30% chance of showers moves in during the afternoon. Rain chances rise to 40% Monday night and 50% Wednesday, potentially impacting holiday travel plans along major routes such as Highway 51 and the I-40 corridor.
Thanksgiving Day is shaping up to be wet, with showers likely and highs near 56°F. Rain could disrupt outdoor holiday gatherings, so residents are advised to have backup plans and monitor weather updates closely.
Stay prepared for fluctuating conditions this week and plan ahead for potential delays during peak travel days.
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