Memphis woke up on the brisk side Thursday, with mostly clear skies and temperatures stuck in the upper 30s to low 40s. A northerly wind is putting some extra sting in the air, but sunshine should do its part later, nudging afternoon highs to about 56°F.

Calm, dry, and sunny weather may be with us at the moment... but our next storm potential is already in sight, as well as a big temperature

Here is the weekend weather forecast from the National Weather Service in Memphis.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The Mid-South is under a slight risk for severe storms on March 11, which could include flooding and tornadoes in the evening. The National Weather Service is calling for severe storms ...

An active weather pattern continues through midweek, with two rounds of storms expected across the Mid-South. Flooding could be a bigger issue with this system because the ground will be so oversaturated after this weekend's rain and this past Monday's rain.

The National Weather Service is calling for scattered severe storms to move through the Mid-South and Memphis over the next few days, where the primary threats are flooding, wind and thunderstorms.

Afternoon storms likely in Memphis; isolated large hail and damaging winds possible. Move outdoor plans indoors and monitor updates.

A father and son from Senatobia, Miss. are getting national recognition for helping drivers during the recent winter storm that left thousands of drivers in the Magnolia State stranded for hours. Family has identified the man who was killed in a shooting ...

Here is this weekend's weather forecast, according to the National Weather Service Memphis office.