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MWN Blog: A weather pattern typical of Memphis - in May!

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Tuesday, May 19, 2015. A weather pattern typical of Memphis - in May! Surface forecast map from the Weather Prediction Center, Valid for 1 PM Wednesday. GFS modeled temperatures for 1 PM Wednesday. Very nice weather is expected behind tomorrow's system. During the day on Thursday we will struggle to reach the mid 70's and as we head into Thursday night temperatures will dip into the upper 50's! As we approach the weekend, rain chances will begin to increase, starting with a chance of an isolated thunders...

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MWN Blog: February 2015

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Tuesday, February 24, 2015. UPDATED - Our call on Wednesday's snow potential. UPDATE - 9:00pm Tuesday. The event looks to be pretty much on track, so please see the post below from this afternoon for details left out here. The models have come into decent agreement with the "outliers" a little more in line. Confidence is increasing in the forecast made below, which includes about an inch of snow for Memphis and Shelby County, more south, less north. A few additional notes:. There will be "haves" and "hav...

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MWN Blog: Changes to severe weather products coming, including Impact-Based Warnings

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Monday, March 23, 2015. Changes to severe weather products coming, including Impact-Based Warnings. There are several recent and upcoming changes to severe weather products issued by both SPC and local National Weather Service (NWS) offices, including Memphis, that you need to be aware of. SPC Convective Outlooks (effective date: October 2014). We've talked about the changes made last October to SPC's Day 1-3 convective outlooks. In a previous blog. While SPC is responsible for nationwide issuance of Tor...

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MWN Blog: Unsettled weather bookends the week with pleasant weather between

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Sunday, May 10, 2015. Unsettled weather bookends the week with pleasant weather between. UPDATE, 6:30am Monday, May 11 -. Afternoon t'storms described below now look very unlikely as morning storms and rain serve to stabilize the atmosphere prior to the cold front's arrival. A few storms early this morning may be strong with wind gusts to 40-50 mph and lightning the greatest threats. Starting tonight, a few scattered showers will be possible throughout the night and then the remnants of severe storms to ...

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MWN Blog: November 2014

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Sunday, November 30, 2014. Major Arctic front arrives Monday, but cold air doesn't last long. I cut a video forecast discussion this afternoon to talk about a big push of Arctic air into the region on Monday, chances of any freezing precipitation behind it, and an early look at St. Jude Marathon and Christmas parade weather next Saturday. Watch below for full details (about 11 minutes long), or skip ahead to get "The Bottom Line.". Can't see video above? Here's the link: http:/ youtu.be/dqyavOZ JJ8.

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MWN Blog: MWN Mobile Apps

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Download the Memphis weather app! Click the logo for your app store above to download the MWN app! MWN Mobile Apps for iOS and Android. Memphis and Mid-South weather - where and when you need it! MWN is now available for users of iOS and Android smartphones and tablets. Put the best weather in Memphis in the palm of your hand, whether planning your day or in the middle of the storm. The MWN mobile app includes the *human-generated* MWN Forecast. No computer model forecast here! The latest local weather.

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MWN Blog: March 2015

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Sunday, March 29, 2015. From snow to storms - spring returns to the Mid-South. Snow and 40 degrees? Wasn't yesterday's snow weird? Graupel in Oxford, MS at about 3:30 Saturday. Photo courtesy @larryh921on Twitter. But now that that is over, it's time to welcome spring back to the Mid-South! And we'll welcome it back, less than 36 hours later, with thunderstorms. The pattern this week will mean a few things: 1) much warmer air this week - we're talking lots of 70s! Risk of severe storms, or category 1 out...

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MWN Blog: October 2014

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Thursday, October 30, 2014. First fall freeze on tap this weekend, maybe the second as well. As promised, a big time chill is on deck, and is slated to move in behind tonight's cold front. The only good news is that it won't last long, but the magnitude of the cold will be quite a shock after a couple of 70 degree days and last weekend's 80s. As the real princess! Warning (as of early Fri AM). And will be upgraded to a Freeze Warning tomorrow. The average date of first freeze at Memphis International Air...

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MWN Blog: December 2014

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Tuesday, December 30, 2014. New Year's Eve forecast and a chance of wintry weather Thursday night [VIDEO]. Wrapping up 2014 with a brief look at temps and precip for the past year, the discussing COLD conditions for your New Year's Eve and New Year's Day as well as an overrunning precipitation event on Thursday night that could mean a chance of wintry weather for a short period. Thanks so much to all of our followers and friends for a phenomenal 2014! Watch for an update to this blog on Thursday morning ...

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MWN Blog: August 2014

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Thursday, August 28, 2014. Deep tropical moisture brings wet weather pattern this weekend. Surface Analysis Chart valid Thursday at 1 PM from the Weather Prediction Center. Precipitable water values and low level wind early Saturday afternoon. Quantitative Precipitation Forecast through Sunday evening from the Weather Prediction Center. William Churchill, MWN Social Media Intern. Follow MWN on Facebook. On the web or m.memphisweather.net. On your mobile phone. Download our iPhone or Android apps. Reachin...