Fog and morning showers will give way to gusty winds and a sharp cool‑down. Mountain snow is possible Monday afternoon into the night.

A warm afternoon to near 75°F is on tap for Knoxville, but a fast-moving line of storms after midnight could bring damaging winds and a low tornado risk.

NWS Morristown warns damaging winds could accompany severe storms Sunday night across Anderson County and the Knoxville area.

Sunny and near 70°F today, then a system late Sunday into Monday could bring damaging winds and a quick rain-to-snow change in the mountains.

Sunny and breezy today with gusts to about 35 mph. A strong cold front arrives Sunday night into Monday, bringing showers and a sharp temperature drop.

Fog and rain this morning with a brief late-morning change to snow on the highest ridges. Clearing this afternoon and a warm weekend follows.

A warm, foggy morning gives way to near-80°F heat, then a line of storms moves in after sunset with gusty winds and pockets of heavy rain.

Showers and thunderstorms likely this morning. Gusty, possibly damaging storms possible Wednesday evening.

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.