Weather stories in Memphis

Heavy weather coming today. Keep an eye on the sky. Y'all stay safe!

Memphis is facing a Marginal to Slight risk for severe weather on Friday afternoon, with potential gusty winds and ongoing showers. A similar risk is anticipated for Monday, emphasizing the need for residents to stay informed.

Hey Everyone - With the warmer weather, I'm looking for some good playgrounds throughout Shelby Co for my kids before we hit the 90's and 100's. Bonus points for playgrounds with shade LOL. I know the burbs have better options, but I'm also curious what Memphis has that maybe hidden in plain sight f

Is getting from Gulfport to Cat Island or Ship Island via a new model Jetski doable? Good weather permitting.

corner of Bayliss and Macon

I was at Walmart on Winchester around 10:30. There was a red car parked next to my truck with a latino mother and son. As I was loading my truck, the mother came up to me and asked if I saw ICE in the store. WOW was not expecting this. I informed her that I did not see ICE or any military in

There are four vehicles of state troopers and at least two more vehicles with two ICE officers each. Just eating but if you'd like to avoid, a heads up.

Extra context for positivity: We had a really great time in Biloxi and actually enjoyed that there was no one on the road or in the town!! The weather was fabulous and we plan to be back in a few weeks (with earplugs) LOL! This post isn't trying to be negative, it is trying to understand why ther

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A state Senate bill requires Tennessee sheriffs to hold inmates sought by immigration agents for at least 48 hours beyond their normal release date. (Photo: John Partipilo/Tennessee Lookout)Tennessee Republicans have advanced a pair of bills requiring county sheriffs to more closely cooperate with I

Photo courtesy of Mississippi Today Audio recording is automated for accessibility. Humans wrote and edited the story. Mukta Joshi, an investigative reporter at Mississippi Today, is a New York Times Local Investigations fellow examining the ICE detention facility at Adams County Correctio

Memphis is expecting rain and storm activity starting late Wednesday night and continuing into Thursday morning. While the storms are not expected to be severe, some areas may experience stronger conditions.