In this paper, we have performed a detailed investigation of the dynamics of the entropic uncertainty relation for a qutrit with and without a memory system under an amplitude damping channel at finite temperature. We focus mainly on how the temperature affects the entropic uncertainty relation. The results show that the dynamics of the entropic uncertainty exhibits a non-monotonic phenomenon. As r increases (r is usually a function of temperature), the amount of the entropic uncertainty will first increase and then subsequently decrease. Moreover, based on measurement reversal from a weak measurement, we have also investigated the reduction of the entropic uncertainty for a qutrit system under decoherence. It has been found that the measurement reversal technique can always reduce the entropic uncertainty effectively at finite temperature, while the prior weak measurement technique is valid only at a lower temperature but fails at a higher channel temperature. Finally, a phenomenological explanation of our results is also presented.