Dense fog Friday morning clears to sun and highs near 85°F. Rain chances return Sunday and increase into next week with afternoon storms possible.

Clear, cool start Thursday with highs near 84°F. Dry and sunny through the weekend; showers may return early next week.

Clear, dry conditions through Friday with highs near 80–86°F. Storm chances increase Sunday into next week.

Patchy morning fog lifts to mostly sunny skies and a high near 81°F. Isolated mountain storms are possible this afternoon.

A storm cluster near St. Louis may push strong storms into East Tennessee this evening, county officials warn.

Cloudy, muggy Monday with a 25–30% chance of afternoon storms. Drier and warmer conditions move in midweek.

Clear Sunday morning; scattered storms possible late Sunday and stronger storms Monday afternoon.

A flood watch is in effect for Cherokee and Clay counties through Saturday afternoon as forecasters warn that flash flooding is possible. Heavy downpours could swamp low‑lying roads.

Flood Watch in effect through this afternoon for parts of East Tennessee; heavy downpours may cause flash flooding and slow commutes.

Warm today with highs near 86°F; heavy thunderstorms likely late Friday into Saturday morning with localized flooding risk.

Heavy, localized rain early Thursday prompted an NWS Flash Flood Warning and closed SR 160 at Fowler and Bybee in Cocke County. Local crews warned motorists to avoid flooded roads.

Patchy morning fog in Knoxville, then a warm day with a small chance of afternoon storms. Rain becomes more likely Friday night and Saturday.

Cloudy, muggy start to Wednesday in Knoxville; scattered storms likely this afternoon with highs near 82°F. Expect wet roads and plan for a soggy midday commute.