Unsettled Weather Conditions Continue in Memphis: Strong Winds and More Rain Expected
Memphis, after days of persistent rainfall, is on high alert with forecasts predicting both relentless rain and a wind advisory in effect until late Thursday afternoon. According to latest data from the National Weather Service, the wind advisory will remain in place from 3 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Thursday, April 11.
Expected Weather Changes
With the wind advisory comes an alarming 90% chance of showers that are expected to persist until 1 p.m. The Mid-South region is anticipated to receive a quarter to a half inch of rainfall during this period. Furthermore, the areas are expected to experience sustained wind speeds of up to 25 miles per hour and strong gusts that could reach up to 45 miles per hour. This weather update calls for securing loose outdoor items and equipment immediately as a safety measure.
Memphis Five-Day Weather Forecast
Thursday: A high of near 69 degrees is expected with a 90% chance of rain until 1 p.m. High winds are expected, with a wind advisory in place until 5 p.m. The evening is forecasted to be clear with a projected low of around 48 degrees.
Friday: Weather predictions suggest a sunny day with a high near 68 degrees. The evening is expected to be clear with temperatures dipping to a low of about 49 degrees.
Saturday: Weather predictions continue on an optimistic note with sunny skies and high temperatures nearing 79 degrees. The evening is forecasted to be clear with a potential low of 59 degrees.
Sunday: Sunny skies and a high of near 79 degrees are anticipated. The evening is predicted to be mostly clear with a low temperature of around 63 degrees.
Monday: The start of the week is expected to be mostly sunny with a high of near 80 degrees. The evening brings a slight respite from the heat with a 20% chance of showers expected after 8 p.m. and a low near 67 degrees.
Public Advisory
As the city reels under these weather conditions, it is recommended that residents heed the warnings issued by authorities. Securing any loose outdoor items and equipment can help prevent potential damage due to high winds.
With the arrival of more rain, it is also recommended to postpone non-essential travel and stay updated on latest weather conditions. While the week ahead promises better weather, residents should stay vigilant and prepared as meteorological predictions can change.
