Hot and humid Friday with scattered strong storms likely this afternoon; damaging winds and brief heavy rain are the primary threats.

Fog burns off to a hot, muggy afternoon in Knoxville. Highs near 88°F with heat‑index values in the mid‑90s and a slight storm chance before 4 p.m.

Fog this morning, then rounds of showers and thunderstorms today in Knoxville; highs near 85°F and pockets of heavy rain possible.

A Flood Watch and First Alert Weather Day are in effect Monday for parts of East Tennessee as forecasters warn heavy, slow‑moving storms and localized flooding.

Flood Watch for Knoxville Monday, June 8; heavy afternoon storms may cause flash flooding and ponding on roads. Expect slow commutes and rapid downpours.

Clear, cool Saturday with highs near 87°F. Storm chances return Monday–Wednesday.

Dense fog Friday morning clears to sun and highs near 85°F. Rain chances return Sunday and increase into next week with afternoon storms possible.

Clear, cool start Thursday with highs near 84°F. Dry and sunny through the weekend; showers may return early next week.

Clear, dry conditions through Friday with highs near 80–86°F. Storm chances increase Sunday into next week.

Patchy morning fog lifts to mostly sunny skies and a high near 81°F. Isolated mountain storms are possible this afternoon.

A storm cluster near St. Louis may push strong storms into East Tennessee this evening, county officials warn.

Cloudy, muggy Monday with a 25–30% chance of afternoon storms. Drier and warmer conditions move in midweek.

Clear Sunday morning; scattered storms possible late Sunday and stronger storms Monday afternoon.