The NWS Knoxville predicts sunny weather with a high of 56°F for Christmas, turning cloudier at night. Rain chances increase to 40% by Tuesday, with a warm 68°F on Christmas Day.

Knoxville's weather forecast predicts a mix of clouds and sunshine with fluctuating temperatures leading up to Christmas, with potential wind gusts and a chance of showers early next week.

The National Weather Service warns of possible hazardous conditions with strong winds in East Tennessee and surrounding areas, forecasting showers and potential storms with windy and rainy weather before a calmer Friday.

The National Weather Service forecasts variable conditions for Knoxville, including cloudy skies, showers, and sunny intervals with temperatures ranging from the low 30s to around 60 degrees.

Knoxville's weather forecast includes fluctuating conditions with sunshine, clouds, and possible showers. Temperatures range from chilly mornings to mild afternoons, with windy conditions preceding rain and snow chances later in the week.

Knoxville's National Weather Service issued a Cold Weather Advisory alerting of low wind chills; conditions will warm gradually with sunny skies and mild winds expected.

The National Weather Service issued a Cold Weather Advisory for parts of Tennessee, North Carolina, and Virginia due to very cold wind chills expected.

Knoxville faces "arctic-like" cold with temperatures in the low 20s to 30s, and dangerous wind chills expected to hit the region from Sunday to Monday.

Dynamic shifts in Knoxville's weather include temperature fluctuations, possible snow showers, and a cold snap, with NWS advising caution for potential travel impacts.

Knoxville faces a chilly day with a chance of snow showers in the evening; the weekend will see mixed weather, and an Arctic cold snap is expected after Sunday.

Wind and winter weather advisories issued for parts of East Tennessee and southwest Virginia, with gusts up to 45 mph expected and possible snow accumulations. Arctic cold snap forecasted with risks of hypothermia and frostbite.

Knoxville experienced "Freezing Fog" with low visibility, while the National Weather Service predicted clearing skies, rising temperatures, and gusty winds for the coming days, with some chances of showers and possibly snow flurries.

Knoxville is experiencing fog and might have showers later in the day, with low visibility and 100% humidity. A cold start to the week could lead to snow in higher elevations.