Latest weather stories from Memphis, deduped across ~45 local sources and ranked by newsworthiness. Refreshed every hour.
A marginal risk of storms is forecasted for several counties in the Memphis metro area, including Shelby and Crittenden. Northern Arkansas and parts of Tennessee are under a slight risk, prompting residents to stay alert.
Heavy rain in Bartlett has led to significant flooding, fallen trees, and property damage, prompting residents to engage in cleanup efforts. The storms brought between 3 and 6 inches of rain, overwhelming local creeks and low-lying areas.
Flash flooding in Southaven has led to road closures and stranded drivers. Stateline Road is closed in both directions due to severe flooding.
Memphis is expecting a 90% chance of rain on Sunday, June 7, and a 50% chance on Monday, June 8. Residents are encouraged to seek indoor activities due to the forecasted thunderstorms.
Residents in Arkansas may witness stunning displays of the northern lights due to anticipated solar ejections that could spark geomagnetic storms. This celestial event is expected to affect several states, including parts of the Mid-South.
A severe hailstorm hit north Mississippi on Monday night, leading to significant damage as large ice chunks fell during the storms. Local autobody repair shops are now experiencing an influx of service requests due to the storm's impact.
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