Dense fog will reduce visibility through 10 AM Monday in Knoxville. A warm, mostly sunny afternoon with highs near 75°F is expected; showers and storms return later this week.

Cloudy and mild with spotty showers before 5 p.m. Sunday. Midweek warmth may flirt with record highs and storms are possible Wednesday night.

Warm day turning stormy: late‑afternoon storms could bring gusts up to 35 mph and heavier rain tonight.

Patchy morning fog yields to highs near 81°F Friday. Showers and gusty thunderstorms are likely Saturday, with damaging wind possible in stronger storms.

Morning fog gives way to highs near 78°F and gusty southwest winds. Showers and thunderstorms are likely Saturday.

Unseasonably warm midweek: highs in the 70s to low 80s, breezy afternoons and showers likely Saturday.

Patchy morning fog fades as Knoxville warms into the 70s, with record-high chances later this week and rain likely by the weekend.

Morning showers in Knoxville give way to a rapid warmup this week; highs climb into the 70s and low 80s with a record‑high risk Thursday.

Mostly sunny and unusually warm Sunday near Knoxville with highs near 69°F. A slight chance of light rain appears late Sunday night into Monday north of I-40.

Fog lifts to sunshine and a high near 68°F in Knoxville. Dry weekend, but spotty rain returns Monday.

Dense morning fog reduces visibility; skies clear to sunny and mild with highs near 63°F.

A Flood Advisory covered Greene County and nearby East Tennessee counties until 8:30 a.m. after heavy overnight rain; officials warned of minor flooding and water over some roads.

Dense fog and heavy morning rain will slow Knoxville’s Thursday commute; rain tapers this afternoon and a dry, mild weekend returns.