Ben Cathey
Meteorologist & Environmental/Science Reporter
WVLT
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We’re plunging down the first big hill of the temperature roller coaster, but a warming trend is expected next week.
We’ll make a run at 80 degrees this afternoon, but temperatures will dive 20 degrees behind tonight’s fall front.
You might be enjoying the short-sleeve weather this week, but you’ll be searching for that heavier jacket as early as Friday.
You might be enjoying the short-sleeve weather this week, but you’ll be searching for that heavier jacket as early as Friday.
Most of the week will see sunshine and slightly above average temperatures, but a strong fall front will bring the potential for our first frost of the season by the weekend.
The weekend becomes soggy as the remnants of Hurricane Delta move through.
The on and off rain pick up this weekend and linger to start next week.
Nice few days before clouds and rain takeover this weekend.
East Tennessee is a hot-spot for LaCrosse. East Tennessee Childrens' Hospital tells me that they’ve had dozens of cases the last several years - 55 since 2017. And the bugs are lasting longer into fall...
With lots of sunshine coming our way, we think you’ll love the forecast!
Last night’s cold front brought the rain. Two more cold fronts through early next week will keep temperatures below average for the next several days.
Last night’s cold front brought the rain. Two more cold fronts through early next week will keep temperatures below average for the next several days.
Setting up a WVLT Weather Alert. After that, we have lots of sun!
Cooler air will be with us next week. There’s a new WVLT Weather Alert Tuesday.
Widespread rain is behind us but some rain and isolated storms linger from Beta.
Rainy to downpours can cause runoff issues. We’re much cooler next week!
Scientists are using data collected from sewage testing to identify COVID-19 clusters on campus.
Heavy downpours can lead to a couple of inches of rain for some.
High’s on Friday will be near 76 in Knoxville to 70 in Crossville.
Hurricane Sally brings heavy rain for part of our area late week, then a big cool down.
After those two storms, we have incredible fall-like weather ahead.
Rain and storms move through at times this weekend, ahead of cooler air for next week.
Before the second taste of early fall arrives next week
The Bledsoes have two brothers suffering from a disease they say could’ve been avoided. Now, they’ve laid one of those brothers to rest.
The remnants of Hurricane Laura are spinning through the region, rolling through with heavy rain and gusty winds.
After the WEATHER ALERT fades Saturday afternoon, we’re in for nearly two days of great weather
The 'night flights' at Navitat are a seasonal ropes course for the whole family
While we have some developing rain and storms, the end of the week has a chance to become soggy with tropical storms moving across the region.
Rain chances slowly dwindle early in the week, but Laura could still impact us
We have 90s early in the week, but all 'eyes' are on Laura and Marco
We're much drier and a little warmer into early next week.
”It actually makes the leaves more poisonous, more allergenic to people,” Dr. Mohan said.
Temperatures will stay in the low to mid 80s as we go into the afternoon, but we’re also increasing our rain chances as well.
Next Level Brewing Company's owners say they wouldn't have survived a prolonged second shutdown
Your last chance to see the Perseids is tonight, then it's back to higher rain chances
Following a nice weekend, the faucet opens up early in the week
Many around the region felt the earth shake Sunday morning.
After some fog and hours of sunshine, you can expect some stray storms Sunday night. Most of them will be north of I-40.
That soggy pattern becomes a lot drier from Friday through Monday morning. Yes, there will be isolated rain but it's much more limited.
More storms - some with hail - develop on Election Day: bring the rain gear to the polls.