One more day of dry weather before spotty chances return
Meteorologist Ben Cathey is tracking spotty storms heading into the weekend.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT) - The sunny skies and warm temperatures continue Thursday before those spotty chances of rain return by Friday evening.
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WHAT TO EXPECT
We’ll continue to see those clear skies tonight with a low around 53 degrees.
There is a shift in winds Thursday to bring in some drier air. Gusts of around 20 mph at times in the afternoon to early evening will decrease humidity and mosquitoes since they don’t like winds. We’re still warm though, with a mostly sunny day and a high of 83 degrees. The Knoxville Open kicks off Thursday as well! A beautiful day to play or watch golf!
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LOOKING AHEAD
A few more clouds arrive Friday with spotty, on-and-off rain and storms reaching from the east. Then Saturday afternoon comes with widely scattered rain and storms in the afternoon as well from the east.
In your First Alert 8-Day Planner, our next cold front doesn’t arrive now until later Sunday mainly into Monday. Rain chances look more spotty Sunday and then scattered by Monday with that cold front arriving. BUT, this front is not that impressive, so temperatures bounce back to the low 80s by Tuesday.
If you’re looking ahead to that Total Lunar Eclipse, we have more info on the Sunday night event in the WVLT First Alert Weather app.
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