Few Stray Storms Tonight, Rain in the Forecast Both Days this Holiday Weekend!
WBBJ 7 Forecast Update
WBBJ 7 Forecast Update:
Two fronts will move through West Tennessee this weekend and bring a chances for showers and storms with them. The severe weather threat is low, so do not cancel your 3 day weekend plans, but be prepared to find some shelter if a storm or heavy rain shower is heading your way. Please have a way to be alerted to any concerning weather that might pop. Labor day looks dry for most of the region. Catch the full forecast details coming up here.

THIS WEEK:
It has been a hot start to the work week, but at least the humidity has been low. It was a dry heat for West Tennessee standards so we didn’t see excessive heat warnings as the humidity did not make it feel any warmer than the actual temperatures this week. It will remain hot on Friday before starting to cool down this weekend.

Clouds will increase each day this week and expect a partly cloudy day in Friday. The winds came out of the southwest on Thursday and stay that way until we get going into the weekend. Cooler weather will move in towards the weekend and stick around into next week.

The chances for rain are a little higher on Friday than Thursday and a decent shot for everyone is expected both days this weekend. We really need the rain as drought conditions have returned to West Tennessee and will stick around at least for another couple of weeks unless we see a good couple soaking to kick off September.

THE WEEKEND:
Cooler weather and likely some wet weather looks to be on the way for the weekend. Highs will reach around 90° Saturday and lows will hang around 70° Sunday morning. Rain chances look greater on Saturday than Sunday as now but there is a decent shot for each day with Saturday at 70% and Sunday at 60%. The winds will start to come out of the north after the early weekend cold front passes by.

Showers will move out on Monday and mild weather will look to hang around for Labor Day. If you have weekend plans be sure to monitor the forecast and be alert to any rain or possible storms heading your way. Best way to do that is to download our WBBJ Storm Team Weather 7 App from the app or play store, it is free!
We should be dry for Labor Day!

Storm Team Chief Meteorologist
Joel Barnes
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