Areas of Excessive Rainfall and Dangerous Heat

Heavy to severe thunderstorms may bring areas of excessive rainfall and flooding over parts of the southern Plains through Friday. Hot to dangerously hot temperatures are forecast again across portions of the Pacific Northwest and southern Great Basin Tuesday. Read More >

NWS Memphis Weather-Ready Classes

Each spring and fall the National Weather Service in Memphis conducts weather safety and preparedness training sessions. The class is free and open to everyone and typically takes 1.5 to 2 hours. Registration is only required for the virtual classes. The following topics will be covered in the class:

About the National Weather Service
Important NWS Terminology
Weather Safety and Preparedness
Thunderstorms & Severe Weather Information
Other Common Weather Hazards in the Mid-South
Weather Monitoring and Resources

2025 In-Person Class Schedule

County

Date

Time

Location

Classes may be postponed or canceled on short notice due to hazardous weather.

2025 Virtual Class Schedule
Location	Date	Time	Registration Link
~~Virtual~~	~~March 24~~	~~6:30 PM~~	~~Completed~~
~~Virtual~~	~~March 26~~	~~6:30 PM~~	~~Completed~~
~~Virtual~~	~~April 15~~	~~6:30 PM~~	~~Completed~~

Classes may be postponed or canceled on short notice due to hazardous weather.

2025 Virtual Class Schedule

Location

Date

Time

Registration Link

~~Virtual~~

~~March 24~~

~~6:30 PM~~

~~Completed~~

~~Virtual~~

~~March 26~~

~~6:30 PM~~

~~Completed~~

~~Virtual~~

~~April 15~~

~~6:30 PM~~

~~Completed~~

Areas of Excessive Rainfall and Dangerous Heat

NWS Memphis Weather-Ready Classes

2025 In-Person Class Schedule

County

Date

2025 Virtual Class Schedule

Location

Date

County/Public

For more information or questions, contact Todd Beal at todd.beal@noaa.gov

Areas of Excessive Rainfall and Dangerous Heat

NWS Memphis - Weather-Ready Classes

NWS Memphis Weather-Ready Classes

2025 In-Person Class Schedule

County

Date

2025 Virtual Class Schedule

Location

Date

County/Public

For more information or questions, contact Todd Beal at todd.beal@noaa.gov