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Soak up the sunshine and warmer temperatures while they're here. A WVLT Weather Alert for some heavy rain and storms at times is in effect for Wednesday and Thursday.
WHAT TO EXPECT
We're enjoying a taste of spring on this first Monday of February. Temperatures region-wide topped out in the mid 60s to lower 70s. Knoxville was even flirting with the record high of 72 set back in 1986. Watch for the cloud cover to move back in this evening as temperatures work their way back through the 60s.
Showers will slowly increase throughout the night into Tuesday morning with lows in the 50s. Eventually, rain will become more likely through the afternoon hours as highs remain mild in the lower 60s.
LOOKING AHEAD
Waves of heavier rain and storms starts Tuesday afternoon and lasts through Thursday. This is when a WVLT Weather Alert is in effect. Most of our area will end up with 2 to 3 inches of rainfall during this time. It will be on and off, but the heavy rain could lead to standing water or runoff issues easily. Highs will remain mild, as well, going from the mid 60s Wednesday into the upper 50s Thursday.
We'll end the week with colder air moving back in. We're looking at a wintry mix to snowfall, mainly outlining the Valley. The timing is aimed at Thursday night through early Friday, and then again Saturday afternoon into Saturday night. A half inch to an inch of snowfall will be possible for the plateau through that time while the mountains may see a few inches.
We'll keep you updated on the latest on WVLT News and through the WVLT Weather app with custom video updates!
Austin Bowling
WVLT Meteorologist
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