2 weeks Ago By Davey Kim
The National Weather Service in Knoxville forecasts a shift in weather conditions over the next few days, inviting residents to prepare for changes ranging from foggy mornings to potential thunderstorms by early next week. As of early this morning, Knoxville was cloaked in fog and mist with visibility capped at 5 miles, a common phenomenon for early risers in the area.According to the latest update, the city is looking to see increasing clouds today with a calm wind, and a high near 73 degrees.
Locals can expect to shed their light jackets as temperatures are set to climb, creating a window for more outdoor activities. Tonight, the weather likely to turn mostly clear after a spell of cloudiness, with temperatures gently dipping to a low around 50 degrees.In a striking contrast to today's calmer conditions, Friday is forecasted to be mostly sunny with a high shooting up near 83.
The NWS highlights a light south wind that will briskly become southwest between 10 to 15 mph in the morning. Such gusts could easily reach up to 25 mph, hence Knoxville residents should duly note to secure any loose outdoor items beforehand.The NWS data also predicts the weekend to continue with warm weather, boasting partly sunny skies and a high approaching 85 on Saturday.
But the tranquility may not last. By Sunday night there's a 30 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms brewing after 2 am. The upcoming Monday brings with it a 50 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms, potentially disrupting the streak of warm weather.
Monday night's forecast introduces a hint of uncertainty, with a 30 percent chance of continued showers and thunderstorms, and a low around 54 degrees.The weather outlook for next week still holds a chance for intermittent showers. Tuesday and Wednesday have a 30 percent chance of rain, though temperatures remain in the comfortable mid-to-high 70s.
Detailed weather information and updates can be accessed on the NWS Knoxville website..
