The National Weather Service in Knoxville forecasts a week of mixed conditions, starting with partly sunny weather and transitioning to rain, potential snow, and gusty winds. Clear skies will be common with fluctuating temperatures.

Knoxville has foggy and cold conditions with calm winds and temperatures forecasted to rise. The weekend may see some rain, while the rest of the week appears calm with a slight chance of rain midweek.

The NWS reports a mild winter day in Knoxville with a chance of flurries and a high of 38°F, leading to a sunny weekend with highs around 45°F and a potential for rain and snow mix Sunday night.

Knoxville's weather forecast indicates a gradual warm-up after a chilly period, with sunny spells and clear skies, although light snowfall may occur in higher terrains with no significant accumulation.

The TWRA lifted the boating advisory on Douglas Lake after cleanup from Hurricane Helene, cautioning boaters to remain vigilant during ongoing operations.

Gatlinburg is preparing for extreme cold, and residents are advised to protect water pipes from freezing with measures like insulating pipes and letting water trickle.

Knoxville commemorated Martin Luther King Jr. amid extreme cold, with the National Weather Service issuing advisories for sub-zero wind chills. Residents were advised to dress warmly and minimize exposure.

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.