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Memphis, TN – Western Tennessee may head into a wet and unsettled Thanksgiving travel period, as new federal outlooks highlight above-normal precipitation from November 23 through November 29.
Memphis, Jackson, and Dyersburg all lie in a 40–50%+ zone for wetter-than-normal conditions. Temperatures should stay warm enough for mainly rain, but heavier bursts could still slow travel.
The I-40 corridor, I-55, and US-51 often see heavy congestion during the holiday period, and rainfall may impact driving conditions. Travelers should also anticipate potential delays at Memphis International Airport.
Forecasters expect more clarity next week once models begin resolving individual systems.
