10 PM UPDATE: So far, more shower activity has developed over the valley than originally forecasted, which is currently preventing the atmosphere from building the instability needed for strong storms to form. While the upper-level spin over our area remains in place, storms will need to tap into it for any tornado threat to materialize….
East Tennessee should look out for the possibility of strong to severe storms late Saturday night into early Sunday morning. While the highest risk is concentrated in the southernmost counties near the Georgia state line—including southeastern Tennessee (SE TN) and southwestern North Carolina (SW NC)—the threat extends to the entire region, including Knoxville and Tri-Cities….
The Storm Prediction Center (SPC) has issued a Level 1 risk for severe storms on Wednesday, affecting the plateau and valley regions, including the city of Knoxville. Timing and Storm Progression The line of storms is forecasted to enter the region around 3 PM, pushing eastward until approximately 9 PM. This timing means the afternoon…
East Tennessee could see some thunderstorms this evening and into the night, with the chance for a few storms to bring strong winds or small hail. While the overall risk is low, it’s a good idea to stay weather-aware. What to Expect Storm Threats Atmosphere and Conditions Bottom Line While severe weather isn’t a big…
We could see a round of severe weather this Sunday as a cold front pushes through the region, bringing the risk of damaging winds and isolated hail. A large mid/upper-level trough will continue to strengthen over the eastern U.S., setting the stage for thunderstorm development across the Ohio and Tennessee Valleys. What to Expect: A…
