The National Weather Service has issued warnings for East Tennessee due to expected snowfall and a sharp temperature drop, with wind chills possibly reaching below zero.

Weather service issues a hazardous outlook for Knoxville due to a cold front bringing showers, potential snow, and very cold temperatures through midweek.

Freezing fog with low visibility affects Knoxville, giving way to sunny skies and rain later, followed by a possibility of snow showers with little accumulation. Temperatures fluctuate throughout the week with a cold MLK Jr. Day expected.

TDEC has lifted a water contact advisory issued after Hurricane Helene, confirming the safety of local waters for recreational use and fish consumption.

The National Weather Service predicts mixed weather for Knoxville, including sun, rain, and snow, with a cold snap and sub-freezing temperatures following the weekend.

The National Weather Service forecasts a sunny week for Knoxville, with rising temperatures and possible weekend precipitation, including rain and snow.

The National Weather Service predicts a gradual shift to sunny skies in Knoxville today, with calm winds and highs near 42°F. Clear nights ahead with low temperatures, while the end of the week may bring rain chances.

A winter storm warning has been issued for Knoxville, TN, with up to two inches of snow expected and hazardous road conditions, particularly on bridges and overpasses.

A winter storm warning has been issued for Knoxville, predicting heavy snowfall with 2-6 inches of accumulation and possible sleet or freezing rain. Travel may become hazardous.

Knoxville prepares for a winter storm with potential for heavy snow, sleet, and icy conditions, impacting travel. The NWS issued a Winter Storm Watch, urging caution and travel delays.

A significant winter storm is forecasted to hit the Tennessee Valley and southern Appalachian region, bringing 3-7 inches of snow and affecting travel. A Winter Storm Watch advises residents to delay travel if possible.

Knoxville's Tuesday morning was cold with temperatures at 28°F, and forecasts promised a mix of sun and clouds with highs of 34°F. Hazardous weather is possible due to potential black ice and a looming impactful winter storm.

Knoxville forecasts a foggy morning with a chance of rain, turning to flurries and gusty winds. Evening temperatures to drop. The weekend may bring snow with possible wintry mixes by Friday night.