Knoxville was sunny and 75 degrees at McGhee Tyson Airport Friday afternoon, with northeast winds at 7 mph. Friday’s high is forecast near 78, and patchy morning fog has passed with no rain forecast today. National Weather Service observations show the airport reading, while the Knoxville forecast gives the high and rain outlook.
Friday afternoon was mostly clear in Knoxville. National Weather Service observations showed current conditions, while the Knoxville point forecast called for a high near 78.
Warm Friday Gives Way To Cloudy Halloween
Friday night will turn mostly cloudy, with temperatures dipping to around 53 degrees. Saturday, Halloween, looks dry for trick-or-treating and outdoor plans, with mostly cloudy skies and a high near 76 degrees. The latest National Weather Service forecast gives the updated overnight low and Saturday outlook.
Saturday night will remain cloudy with a low near 56. Umbrellas should not be needed for most Knoxville festivities.
Clouds Thicken Sunday Before A Dry Start Next Week
Sunday will be cloudy, with a high near 70 and no daytime rain chance in the latest Knoxville forecast; a slight chance of showers is forecast Sunday night. Monday will be mostly cloudy with a high near 70. The National Weather Service’s updated Knoxville forecast provides the latest temperatures and shower chances.
The regional outlook describes a medium chance of light rain in parts of southern East Tennessee on Sunday and Sunday night, while Knoxville has a slight chance of showers Sunday night. The local NWS office’s regional outlook and its Knoxville forecast outline that contrast.
Tuesday will be partly sunny with a high near 77, as described in the latest National Weather Service forecast. Rain chances return Wednesday.
No Weather Alerts Posted
No watches, warnings or advisories are currently listed for the Knoxville area. Friday afternoon is sunny and dry, and Halloween is forecast to stay dry despite mostly cloudy skies. A slight chance of showers is forecast Sunday night, with rain chances returning midweek. The National Weather Service reports no active alerts, and the dry Halloween outlook appears in its Knoxville forecast.
