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A cold start to the new work week and a similar feel is in store for Tuesday morning as well. A cold front has recently passes through and we are feeling the cooler air on the backside. Other than a few passing clouds today, plenty of sunshine is in store with highs in the 40s to low 50s. The good news is lots of sunshine moving forward, with temperatures on the rise as well. Highs will climb back into the mid 60s by Wednesday. Our next chance for showers doesn't arrive until late Thursday night and into Friday. Pre-recorded for 5pm weather broadcast
Showers and storms this morning, with similar scattered activity possible this afternoon. Highs will remain above average, in the mid to upper 60s. Drier air finds us through Saturday, followed by low-end rain chances on Sunday with another front. This latter one will usher in much cooler air behind it, with highs the first half of next week below average. Brace for a cool start to the upcoming week! Pre-recorded for 5pm weather broadcast
After a recent dry spell, showers begin pushing back in tonight and through Friday. Prior to then, very warm temperatures are on tap today with highs in the upper 70s and even a few lower 80s. We begin cooling down tomorrow with widespread showers and a few storms. A couple of storms could even become strong or severe with locally heavy rainfall possible Friday afternoon. Showers taper off by Saturday morning, where a second cold front slides through Sunday. Much cooler air then filters in to start off the new work week next week. Highs will return to the lower 50s, with lows in the 20s and 30s the first half of next week. Pre-recorded for 5pm weather broadcast
Another dry and warm day on tap, with highs soaring well above average (and even further for Thursday). Our next weather maker doesn't arrive until late Thursday night into Friday, bringing widespread rainfall and a few thunderstorms. Heavy rainfall will be possible for some, especially within thunderstorms or in areas that see continuous rain. As of now, the Weather Prediction Center has placed much of the area under a Slight (15% chance or greater) risk of flash flooding. Those in common flood prone areas should take precautions and prepare now, while all should be aware and have a way to receive alerts if they are issued. We'll keep you updated, but for now, enjoy the heat and dry weather. Pre-recorded for 5pm weather broadcast
There will be no shortage of sunshine today, with warm spring-like temperature to accompany. Highs should peak in the mid to upper 60s today, with 70s to even near 80 degrees for some by Thursday afternoon. By Thursday night, a cold front will be entering the area, bringing isolated showers that eventually turn to widespread activity through Friday. There are some minor concerns for flash flooding, given the rounds of showers or storms associated, but the risk is low and primarily confined to the southern valley. Nonetheless, do be weather aware and have away to receiver alerts if any are issued. Pre-recorded for 5pm weather broadcast
Mother Nature is leaving us "high and dry" the next few days, as high pressure anchors itself across the Deep South. As a result, we will see temperatures climb through Thursday, with highs today in the upper 50s and finding the 70s by Wednesday and Thursday. Dry weather will remain in tact until closer to Thursday night, when a low pressure system looks to bring widespread rainfall and a few isolated thunderstorms. Locally heavy rainfall will be possible with this system Friday into the weekend. Pre-recorded for 5pm weather broadcast
We have veered dry through late this morning, but showers are starting to fill in gradually as we have crossed the lunch-time hour. Activity will become widespread by the overnight hours and into Saturday, with even a few rumbles of thunder possible. Those that see repeated rounds of showers/storms could pose localized flooding risks, but the overall chances are low and confined to mainly the southern valley. Cooler air will trail this system, bringing temperatures to near seasonal norms on Sunday (low to mid 50s) and then warming right back up into early next week. Much of the upcoming week appears dry and seasonably warm. Enjoy and take advantage if you can! Pre-recorded for 5pm weather broadcast
Dry weather today, but it won't come without plenty of cloud cover. That said, some slivers of sunshine will give way later this morning and into this afternoon, before high clouds fill back in thereafter. Our next round of rainfall arrives into Friday, with widespread showers and a few storms tomorrow into Saturday. Flooding/flash flooding will remain possible, particularly for the southern valley, but confidence in this occurrence is overall low. The good news is we'll see drier and cooler weather find East Tennessee by the end of the weekend, before warmer air filters in early next work week. Pre-recorded for 5pm weather broadcast
A soggy morning across East Tennessee, with light to moderate showers falling. This should taper off by the early afternoon, with all activity coming to a close by tonight. Highs will be cooler as a result of the showers and clouds, with highs in the lower 60s. A mostly dry day is in the works tomorrow, before the atmosphere recharges for another round of rain (and few storms) Friday into Saturday. Isolated flash flooding will be a concern with this later one, with pockets of heavy rainfall possible. Be weary if in flood prone areas Friday and Saturday, especially for the southern valley. Cooler temperatures and sunshine build back in on Sunday. Pre-recorded for 5pm weather broadcast
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