Rod @Rod9983

Cooling Center details for Today, Tuesday, June 30, 2026! Stay hydrated, stay cool, and stay safe @CityOfMemphis!! ⬇️☀️🌡️

MLGW @MLGW

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📷 Cooling Center - TODAY Tuesday 6/30 📷 Due to the extreme hot weather, the Hub’s Cooling Center for the unhoused community will be in operation. 📷 Opening Hours: Tuesday, 6/30 from 4:00 - 8:00pm. 📷 Location: Hospitality Hub, 590 Washington Ave, Memphis, TN 38105 📷

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@CityOfMemphis OEM continues to monitor today’s Severe Weather threat.

🚨NEW SCAM ALERT The @TNDeptofSafety and the THP are warning Tennesseans about new scam text messages claiming recipients vehicles have "pending traffic violations," threating consequences. If you are a victim of this scam, report your interaction to ic3.gov

The National Weather Service is forecasting severe weather to begin impacting our state tomorrow, March 15. Strong winds in excess of 70 mph will be possible in addition to a low-end tornado threat. Follow your local National Weather Service office to get real-time updates on weather conditions.

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⚠️ TRAVEL ALERT ✈️ Severe weather may impact travel. Please check your flight status directly with your airline before leaving for the airport and allow extra time for travel. Stay safe! flymemphis.com/flight-status/ ⛈️ #TravelAlert #AirportUpdates #WeatherDelay

Here is a list of the best and worst places to take shelter in during a tornado. Take the time now to identify your safe place so that you and your family know what to do when severe weather strikes. #MSSWPW2026

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Our Aviation Team is running continuous missions to get supplies from @MSEMA to impacted counties as quickly and safely as possible.

Another video of crews out on I-40 EB at Sycamore View in Shelby County! #WinterStormFern #WorkWithUs

Collierville Public Works crews are prepping for winter weather starting Thursday. Expect brine on bridges, hills, and fire station driveways. Stay safe and follow trusted news sources for weather updates. Town updates: colliervilletn.gov/Weather

(January 19, 2026 | 4:45 p.m. CT): We’re keeping an eye on this evolving system and Tennesseans - you should, too. Follow trusted sources for forecast updates through the week & be prepared for the possibility of weekend winter weather.

NWS Weather Prediction Center @NWSWPC

5 months ago

🚨 Major Winter Storm Becoming Increasingly Likely Later This Week 🚨 Confidence has increased regarding significant snow and ice stretching from the Southern Plains on Friday to the Mid-Atlantic this weekend. Be sure to check back for the latest updates and Key Messages.

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🚨 Traffic Alert – Shelby County 🚨 📍I-55 SB is CLOSED at MM 10.6 📍TDOT HELP is assisting with traffic control and protecting the queue. 📍Traffic is being diverted onto McLemore Avenue. 📍Plan alternate routes if possible.

📢PSA: @CityOfMemphis OEM continues maintenance of the Outdoor Warning Siren System today (12/30/25). You may hear sirens intermittently across parts of the City. 🧰 *NO WATCHES / WARNINGS currently in effect!*

When driving in the rain or on a wet surface, remember to slow down and take your time!

Let's all do our part to keep crews safe — today AND every day. 🚧🚘 Work Zone Safety Tips: ⚠️Slow down, move over 🦺Pay attention 🛣️Obey construction signs 🕐Plan ahead for potential delays @myTDOT

⚠️ PATCHY BLACK ICE OVERNIGHT ⚠️ Spots on the road that are still wet from today's rain may flash freeze into patchy black ice for the counties highlighted here. Roads that appear wet may actually be icy through sunrise Friday. Be extra careful! 🧊 partnerservices.nws.noaa.gov/products/cache…

🚨 TDOT crews are monitoring the weather and will begin pre-treating roads in northern West TN counties starting Monday morning. Stay safe and drive with caution! #TNwx #TDOTWinterPrep #WorkWithUs #IceAndSnowTakeItSlow

The City of Memphis reports that the Warming Center will be open until 10 a.m. on Monday. localmemphis.com/article/news/l…

The KNQA radar outage will continue into tomorrow. A larger issue was discovered today, necessitating a different part for successful repair. Please use surrounding radars for the time being.

Sgt. Sam Lilley Update – Day 396 Sgt. Sam Lilley has made tremendous strides over the past year—but to truly appreciate how far he's come, you have to understand where he was. Sgt. Lilley was involved in a horrific on-duty motorcycle crash while responding to assist another officer who had just been in a motorcycle crash himself. Following Sgt. Lilley’s crash, he sustained life-threatening injuries. Thankfully, because so many first responders were already nearby, they were able to divert and immediately render aid. He was rushed to Regional One, where every second was critical—each moment could have been his last. The following weeks were filled with uncertainty. Through God's healing hand, the prayers of countless people, and the work of some of the world's finest medical teams, Sgt. Lilley continues to recover. Simple milestones—like putting the cap back on a tube of Chapstick—became victories worth celebrating. Every small step has been nothing short of a miracle. Today, Sgt. Lilley continues his journey in rehab, learning to stand, walk, swallow—all the things most of us do daily without a second thought. His recovery has been slow but steady. He still has a long way to go for "normalcy," but he's progressing every single day. This past Tuesday, November 12th, the Shelby County Commission Subcommittee met to address Sgt. Lilley’s benefits. Shelby County does not offer a medical retirement. Therefore, since his accident occurred over a year ago, the county commission will have to vote to decide if the County will continue to cover Sgt. Lilley’s pay, benefits, and keep his On the Job Injury (OJI) status open to cover his medical expenses. Because of the support from our community, the County Commission Subcommittee voted unanimously, with 7 votes, in the first step to move the Resolution to continue supporting Sgt. Lilley to the full committee. The full committee will meet this coming Monday, November 17, 2025, at 3:00 PM, in the 1st-floor chambers of the Shelby County Building, located at 160 N. Main. We are asking for the community's continued support for Sgt. Lilley! If you cannot attend, please take the time to email your county commissioner and encourage them to continue taking care of Sgt. Lilley. Thank you for your continued support for Sgt. Sam Lilley, and please don't forget to keep him in your prayers.

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📢PSA: @CityOfMemphis OEM continues maintenance of the Outdoor Warning Siren System today (11/14/25). You may hear sirens intermittently across parts of the City. 🧰 *NO WATCHES / WARNINGS currently in effect!*