Friday 15th November 2024

NWS: Excessive Heat Warning Goes Into Effect at 10 A.M. Today Through 9 P.M. Thursday for the Mid-South

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An Excessive Heat Warning will go into affect at 10 a.m. today (Wednesday, July 3) through 9 p.m. tomorrow (Thursday, July 4) across West Tennessee, according to the National Weather Service in Memphis. Northeast Mississippi will go under a  Heat Advisory at 8 p.m. Thursday. There is a Marginal Risk (1/5) for severe weather this evening. Far northeast Arkansas and the Missouri Bootheel are under a Slight Risk (2/5) for severe weather tomorrow (Thursday).
Today, July 3, 2024:

Heat:

  • The previous Heat Advisory has been upgraded to an Excessive Heat Warning
  • Heat index values ranging between 110-117 F are expected across the entire Mid-South today

Severe:

  • Marginal Risk is in affect for severe weather in far northeast Arkansas, the Missouri Bootheel, and far northwestern Tennessee
  • Best time frame looks to fall between 7 PM this evening through 2 AM Thursday morning for primary threats of damaging winds (60+ mph) and localized heavy rainfall
Graphic courtesy of The National Weather Service in Memphis
Graphic courtesy of The National Weather Service in Memphis
Graphic courtesy of The National Weather Service in Memphis
Graphic courtesy of The National Weather Service in Memphis
Thursday, July 4, 2024:

Heat:

  • Today’s Excessive Heat Warning will continue across northeast Arkansas, the Missouri Bootheel, West Tennessee, and northwest Mississippi (heat indices 110-116 F) through 9 PM tomorrow
  • Heat Advisory will go into affect at 8 PM this evening for northeast Mississippi (heat indices 105-109 F) and remain through 9 Pm tomorrow

Severe:

  • Slight Risk for severe weather exists over far northeast Arkansas and the Missouri Bootheel
  • Marginal Risk for severe weather exists over the rest of northeast Arkansas and West Tennessee
  • Primary severe threats will be damaging winds (60+ mph) and localized heavy rainfall
Graphic courtesy of The National Weather Service in Memphis
Graphic courtesy of The National Weather Service in Memphis
Graphic courtesy of The National Weather Service in Memphis
***Exercise heat safety today and tomorrow by limiting outdoor activities and drinking plenty of water.***
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Graphic courtesy of The National Weather Service in Memphis
Graphic courtesy of The National Weather Service in Memphis
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