Good morning, Knoxville! I'm your friendly neighborhood weather forecaster here to break down what Mother Nature has in store for us.
Let's dive right in. Tonight, we're looking at cloudy skies with a 50 percent chance of showers and some patchy fog. Temperatures will dip down to around 42 degrees, with calm winds. Expect just a tiny sprinkle of less than a tenth of an inch of rain.
Wednesday is going to be a wet one, folks! Showers will kick into high gear after 11 in the morning, with patchy fog hanging around until early evening. We'll see temperatures climbing to a mild 55 degrees. Bring your umbrella because there's a 100 percent chance of precipitation, with rainfall between a quarter and half an inch possible.
Wednesday night gets even more interesting. Expect showers and possibly a thunderstorm before 4 in the morning, followed by continued showers. Temperatures will stay steady around 51 degrees, with southwest winds hitting 10 miles per hour and gusts up to 20 miles per hour.
Thursday brings some relief with partly sunny skies and a high near 50 degrees. Thursday night will be mostly clear and chilly, dropping down to 24 degrees.
Friday looks mostly sunny and pleasant, with temperatures again reaching around 50 degrees. Friday night introduces a 40 percent chance of late-night showers.
The weekend forecast is wet, with Saturday bringing showers and temperatures climbing to 61 degrees. Saturday night continues the rainy trend, with potential heavy rainfall and temperatures around 45 degrees.
Sunday offers showers mainly before 1 in the afternoon, with highs near 57 degrees. The evening cools down dramatically to around 23 degrees.
Washington's Birthday looks partly sunny with a high of 43 degrees.
For those planning ahead, Monday night will be partly cloudy with lows around 26 degrees, and Tuesday shapes up to be partly sunny with highs near 47 degrees.
A quick heads up - we've got a Hazardous Weather Outlook and a Flood Watch in effect, so stay alert and prepared!
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