News Summary
As Father’s Day weekend approaches, Memphis is bracing for mixed weather conditions, fluctuating temperatures, and various community events. High school students from Memphis City Schools are participating in a utility technology summer camp hosted by Southwest Tennessee Community College. Additionally, the DeSoto County Board of Supervisors will hold a ribbon-cutting ceremony for a new Agri-Education Center. Residents are encouraged to stay informed about weather updates and community engagements as safety remains a priority during potential thunderstorms.
Memphis, TN
The upcoming Father’s Day weekend in Memphis is expected to bring a mix of rain and sunshine, with high temperatures fluctuating between 80 and 90 degrees. Weather forecasts indicate that the weekend will start off cloudy, with chances for showers and thunderstorms throughout the days.
Weather Forecast
On June 13, the morning will be mostly cloudy, with a 70% chance of rain and possible thunderstorms expected in the afternoon. Highs are predicted to reach the upper 80s. The evening will likely continue with showers and a 50% chance of rain, with lows in the lower 70s.
The forecast for June 14 shows similar conditions, with mostly cloudy mornings and a likelihood of afternoon thunderstorms. A 70% chance of rain is anticipated, with highs again in the upper 80s. Temperatures will drop to the lower 70s at night, with a 40% chance of evening showers.
June 15 is expected to bring partly sunny skies in the morning followed by possible thunderstorms in the afternoon. Rain chances during this day stand at 60%, with highs around 90 degrees. The night will likely see continued thunderstorms and showers, with lows in the lower 70s and a 40% chance of rain.
On June 16, the weather will be mostly cloudy in the morning, with potential for afternoon thunderstorms. Highs are likely to be in the upper 80s, with a 60% chance of rain. The evening will see possible showers and lows in the lower 70s, with only a 30% chance of rain.
Education and Community Events
In local education news, Southwest Tennessee Community College (SWTCC) is hosting its third-annual Utility Technology Summer Camp for high school students from the Memphis City Schools (MSCS) this week. This initiative focuses on equipping students with valuable skills in utility technology.
On June 19, the DeSoto County Board of Supervisors will hold a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new “Agri-Education Center,” which aims to enhance agricultural education in the region.
Additionally, the second annual ShelbyCares Community Health Fair is scheduled to provide essential healthcare services for free starting Friday morning, offering vital health resources to local residents.
Public Discussions and Cancellations
Community engagement is ramping up with a town hall meeting set to address air quality permits, featuring discussions with various organizations operating in Memphis. This is part of ongoing efforts to engage the public in environmental issues and policy considerations.
However, due to weather concerns, West Memphis has canceled its planned Juneteenth Celebration that was set for June 14. Organizers cited safety as their main concern, reflecting awareness of the impact the weather may have on public gatherings.
Additional Community Initiatives
In a heartwarming development, a record-breaking donation of cat food was made to Memphis Animal Services and will be distributed to local shelters. This generous contribution aims to ensure that pets in need receive care and support.
Finally, the 2025 Memphis Pride Parade, which was previously postponed due to weather challenges, has been rescheduled to take place on June 21. The rescheduling aims to ensure maximum participation and celebration of the local LGBTQ+ community.
As Memphis prepares for the weekend, residents are encouraged to stay informed regarding weather conditions and community events. Safety and participation are key as the community engages in essential programs and activities amid variable weather.
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Additional Resources
- Commercial Appeal: Father’s Day Weekend Weather
- Local Memphis: Memphis Pride Parade Rescheduled
- Fox13 Memphis: West Memphis Cancelling Juneteenth Celebration
- Fox Weather: Severe Weather Threat
- Wikipedia: Weather in Memphis
