Knoxville faces a stormy Saturday with an 80% rain chance, possible strong storms and localized flooding before a wet start to next week.

Knoxville gets a sunny, less humid Thursday before showers and thunderstorms return this weekend.

SPC Watch 526 covers Sevier County through 8 p.m.; local crews warned damaging winds are the primary concern. Residents were urged to secure outdoor items and avoid flooded roads.

A radar-indicated storm near Newport threatened Cocke County with 60 mph wind gusts, nickel-sized hail and possible damage Tuesday afternoon.

Hot, humid day with scattered storms possible; heat index could reach 100–105°F in parts of Knoxville.

Hot, humid Monday with a slight morning shower chance. Stronger storms become more likely Tuesday afternoon—watch the sky and plan indoor alternatives.

Morning storms may bring brief heavy rain; highs near 89 with feels-like temps in the mid-90s. Cooling centers are available through July 30.

Showers and a few storms are likely today in Knoxville, with a high near 86°F. Brief heavy downpours could cause localized flooding.

A Flood Watch covers southern East Tennessee today as localized heavy rain could spark flash flooding. Expect wet roads and a slow morning commute.

A Flood Watch covers much of East Tennessee and southeast Kentucky as a midweek First Alert Weather Day brings isolated downpours and localized flood risk.

A Flood Watch is in effect for Knoxville on Wednesday as repeated heavy showers and thunderstorms may produce 1–2 inches of rain and localized flooding through the evening.

Hot and muggy Tuesday with highs near 91°F. Storms tonight could bring heavy rain and gusty winds.

Muggy start in Knoxville with a high near 90 and scattered afternoon storms possible. A stronger front late Tuesday into Wednesday may bring gusty, heavy storms.