Sunshine returns to Knoxville Saturday, but mountain ridges remain under winter and wind advisories.

Cloudy and near-freezing Friday in Knoxville. Afternoon showers, gusts and morning black-ice risk could slow commutes.

Police warned Thursday that patchy black ice could make roads slick in Bean Station. Drivers were told to slow down and check conditions.

Light snow is tapering this morning; patchy black ice may make the commute slick. Expect a daytime thaw with highs near 38°F.

Dense fog is limiting visibility through 9 AM Wednesday in Knoxville. Spotty rain may change to light snow tonight; watch for black ice Thursday morning.

Single-digit readings this morning; highs near 39°F this afternoon and rain likely Tuesday.

A Cold Weather Advisory runs until 1 p.m. Sunday in Knoxville. Wind chills could fall to or below zero; warming centers are open across the city.

Snow showers and gusty north winds hit Knoxville Saturday; 1–3 inches possible with hazardous wind chills.

A Winter Storm Warning is in effect for East Tennessee and Southwest Virginia with 4-6 inches of snow expected, leading to difficult travel. A Cold Weather Advisory warns of low wind chills and the potential for hypothermia.

The National Weather Service predicts mostly cloudy skies, then clearing in Knoxville, with highs near 36°F and lows around 19°F. Snow showers are possible later in the week with very cold temperatures.

The National Weather Service issued a Cold Weather Advisory for southwest North Carolina and east Tennessee. Knoxville experiences clear skies but very low temperatures and wind chills. Residents are warned of hypothermia risk and black ice on roads.

Knoxville awaits hazardous weather, expecting snow, sleet, freezing rain, and strong winds, with significant travel disruptions and potential power outages.

A winter storm watch is issued for parts of North Carolina, Tennessee, and Virginia, expecting heavy mixed precipitation, hazardous travel conditions, and possible power outages.