Southeast Tennessee and North Georgia Weather

13/01/2025

Most places saw anywhere from 0.5 inches of snow to 8 inches of snow from this past Friday’s storm system. Rome GA saw only 0.5 inches of snow but had 0.2-0.3 inches of freezing rain. Chattanooga saw 3 inches of snow while Knoxville had 5 inches. The biggest winner was the Smoky Mountains which saw some places get up to 8 inches.

The good news is this week will be calmer, but it will be colder. By Saturday into early next week, we could be impacted by another storm system. At this time, it looks like it will be rain for the valley and maybe snow for the higher elevations.

Tuesday will be a mix of sun and clouds. Tuesday will be very chilly as the highs will only be 34-37 and the lows will be 14-17 for the valley. The higher elevations will be near 30 during the day and around 10 at night.

Wednesday will be mostly sunny and cold. Once again, the highs will be 34-37 and the lows will be 15-18 for the valley. The higher elevations will be near 30 during the day and around 10 at night.

Thursday will be mostly sunny and a little bit warmer. The highs will be 38-41 and the lows will be 24-27 for the valley. The higher elevations will be in the low 30’s during the day and around 20 at night.

Friday will start off sunny, but clouds will start to roll in during the evening. Temperatures will be near normal as the highs will be 48-51 and the lows will be 34-37 for the valley. The higher elevations will be in the low 40’s during the day and around 30 at night.

Saturday will be mostly cloudy. Saturday is also when we could start to be impacted by the next storm system. Some models bring it in during Saturday afternoon while others hold off until Saturday Evening/Night. Right now, I will give our area a 50% chance of rain. The highs will be 50-53 and the lows will be 36-39 for the valley. The higher elevations will be in the mid 40’s during the day and low 30’s at night.

Sunday will be mostly cloudy with scattered rain showers likely. I will give our area a 50-60% chance of rain. The highs will be 42-45 and the lows will be 34-37 for the valley. The higher elevations will be in the upper 30’s during the day and around 30 at night. The higher elevations could see the rain change to accumulating snow.

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10/01/2025

Temperatures from Athens TN to Dalton GA have been slow to warm up. Therefore the precipitation has started off as snow. This is why I stated these locations could be tricky in winter weather amounts. 1-2 degrees has made a huge difference. Right now, I’m seeing observations of 1-3 inches of snow. Another 1-2 inches of snow will be possible in the locations I mentioned above.

Eventually the winds will pick up. Once the winds pick up it will push the warm aloft in the southern part of our area. The precipitation will change from snow to freezing rain creating an ice threat.

For the northern part of our area the snow bands will continue allowing more snow accumulation. There is a brief window for the snow to change to a winter mix before changing back to snow.

10/01/2025

In a few hours our area will start to be impacted by the Winter Storm. I will be honest this is going to be tricky when it comes to final amounts.

Newer model data continues to show warm air aloft getting pulled into this system. Especially in the southern part of our area. While most of our area will see snowfall. I am getting concerned that the southern part or our area will have a bigger ice threat than snow.

Places North of Athens TN will likely remain below freezing and will see mostly snow. The Plateau and East TN Mountains will also see mostly snow. However, Places from Athens TN to Rome GA are a few degrees warmer.

Temperatures in the southern part of our area will likely be 31-34 degrees at the surface. These locations will also be closer to the warm air aloft in the atmosphere. Precipitation could start off as snow or ice. As the warm air moves northward it could change into a freezing rain event. The warm air could lower snowfall totals in these locations. On the other hand, it will increase the ice amounts.

Most models show The Plateau, Knoxville Metro, and East TN Mountains getting 3-8 inches of snow. The same models show Athens TN to Rome GA getting 3-5 inches of snow. I think the models are overdoing it in the southern part of our area due to the warmer air aloft.

These are my final winter precipitation amounts.

Plateau and East TN Mountains- I'm still going with 4-8 inches of snow.

Knoxville TN Metro Area- I'm still thinking 3-6 inches of snow.

Dayton TN, Athens TN, Chattanooga TN, Cleveland TN, and Dalton GA. This is the most tricky area due to the warm air aloft. I'm thinking these locations could have more ice than snow. It will depend on when the cold air over takes the warm air, which could be slower. I'm thinking 0.1-0.25 inches of ice and 0-4 inches of snow. If the warm air aloft sticks around longer it will be difficult for the snow to stick, but the freezing rain threat increases. On the other hand, if the cold air can overtake the warm air then some snow could stick.

North GA Mountains 0.1-0.25 inches of ice and 1-4 inches of snow.

Rome GA, Calhoun GA, and Canton GA 0.2-0.3 inches of ice and 0-2 inches of snow.

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09/01/2025

A Special Update on Tomorrow's Winter Storm.

First, everybody is now under a Winter Storm Warning till Saturday.

A winter storm will move into our area tomorrow morning. Our area will mostly have snow. However, some locations could have icing.

Newest model guidance shows most places in our area getting snow. However, there has been a few changes. Newer data shows the warm air aloft sticking around in the southern part of our area. Temperatures in the Chattanooga TN Metro Area and North Georgia could stay 30-33 degrees. This means there could be periods where the precipitation changes to rain, freezing rain, snow, back to freezing rain before changing to all snow. All model guidance shows the cold air eventually overtaking the thin warm air aloft in the atmosphere.

Therefore, I have made a few adjustments to my snowfall and ice amounts.

Plateau and East TN Mountains I'm still thinking 4-8 inches of snow. In fact, I am expecting these locations will produce the highest snowfall amounts in our area.

Knoxville TN Metro- I'm still expecting 3-6 inches of snow. However, a few of the slightly elevated areas could get 6-7 inches of snow.

Chattanooga TN, Dayton TN, Athens TN, Cleveland TN, and Dalton GA. This is still the most tricky part in our area. Temperatures will likely stay 30-33 degrees until the evening. Thus, this area could see several change overs between chilly rain, freezing rain, and snow. Eventually temperatures will drop allowing the precipitation to change to all snow. I'm thinking 0.1-0.2 inches of ice then 1-3 inches of snowfall. If the change over occurs earlier there is the potential for 4 inches.

North Georgia Mountains- Could start off as rain but the big concern here is freezing rain, and finally snow. I'm expecting 0.15-0.25 inches of ice then 2-4 inches of snow.

Rome GA, Calhoun GA, and Canton GA- Icing will be a huge concern here. These locations could have more ice than snow. I'm going with 0.1-0.3 inches of ice, and 0-2 inches of snow.

Overall, our area will be impacted by winter precipitation. For some locations that will mean more snow, while others have a mix, and some will have mostly ice. As I stated earlier the other big story will be the cold temperatures.

Be sure to stay warm and safe.

Cam

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09/01/2025

New Winter Storm Update

Tomorrow a winter storm will move into our area. The winter precipitation will last till Saturday Evening.

With cold air in place and combined with rich Gulf Moisture our area will have winter precipitation. However, a thin layer of warm air is going to get pulled into this system. Some models and charts I have looked at push this thin layer of warm air aloft as far north as Athens TN. This means some locations could start off as a chilly rain, before changing to freezing rain, and finally snow. For locations that see the freezing rain snowfall amounts will be lower. Overall, most of us will see accumulating snowfall. The question is how far north does that thin layer of warm air aloft go.

After looking at models, charts and knowing our area's history here is my new updated winter precipitation amounts.

Plateau and East Tennessee Mountains- I'm still expecting 4-8 inches of snow in these locations. These locations will have the highest snowfall amounts.

Knoxville TN Metro Area- I'm expecting 3-6 inches of snowfall. A few of the hilly locations could get isolated amounts up to 7.

Dayton TN, Athens, TN, Chattanooga TN, Cleveland TN, and Dalton GA. This is the tricky area, due to the warm air aloft. These locations could start off with a chilly rain as some places could be above freezing. However, the rain will quickly change to freezing rain. Up to 0.1 inches of ice is possible in these locations before the freezing rain changes to snow. I have lowered my snowfall amounts to 1-3 inches with isolated amounts up to 4 inches.

North Georgia Mountains- The mountains in North Georgia will start off with freezing rain before changing to snow. 1-4 inches of snow is what I'm expecting.

Rome GA, Calhoun GA, and Canton GA- I am more concerned with ice for these locations. 0.1-0.25 inches of ice will be likely. The freezing rain could change to snow, so I'm going with 0-2 inches of snow for these locations.

While the ice and snow will be the big story with this storm system. The other story will be the very cold air. Keep in mind for most valley locations the average high is 49-51 degrees with an average low of 29-31 degrees. Some locations will have nighttime temperatures in the teens and struggle to get above freezing during the day.

Make sure pets and livestock have a warm place to go, check on the elderly, follow heat safety tips. Also check the hood of your car for animals before starting. Do not start your car in the garage. Fires and carbon monoxide are lethal.

If you have to shovel snow remember to take breaks. Due to cold air our blood vessels constrict to conserve heat. Long periods of strenuous activity in the cold, like shoveling snow, without breaks can cause heart attacks.

Stay warm and safe.

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08/01/2025

Confidence is growing we will be dealing with a winter storm for Friday and Saturday.

The National Weather Service has placed everybody from Knoxville TN to Rome GA under a Winter Storm Watch. I suspect this will be upgraded to a warning.

A storm system will move in from the southwest. This storm system will have cold air and Gulf Moisture to work with. There will be a thin layer of warm air aloft pulled into this system for a brief period. That is why some locations could start off as freezing rain before the cold air overtakes the warm air aloft.

The storm system should move into our area late Friday Morning and last till Saturday. Latest model guidance shows 2-8 inches of snow for our area. The uncertainty lies in how long does the warm air aloft stick around before the cold air overtakes it.

Anyway here is what I am thinking in terms of winter precipitation amounts. I will be updating these again on Thursday, but this is what I am thinking as of right now.

Plateau and East TN Mountains- 4-8 inches of snow with isolated amounts of 8-10 inches.

Knoxville TN Metro Area to Athens TN- 3-7 inches of snow is what I am expecting. For areas that are slightly elevated there is the potential for 8.

Dayton TN, Chattanooga TN, Cleveland TN and Dalton GA. Precipitation could start off as freezing rain before changing to snow. I am thinking 2-5 inches of snow here with isolated amounts up to 6 in some spots. The amounts will depend on when the cold air over takes the warm air aloft.

North Georgia Mountains- 2-4 inches of snow.

Rome GA, Calhoun GA, and Canton GA- 0-2 inches of snow. I am concerned with ice accumulation in these locations. Some locations could see 0.1-0.25 inches of ice.

I will keep you updated as the winter storm gets closer.

Cam

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06/01/2025

Very cold temperatures, for our area, will be the big story for this week. Some locations will need to protect pipes from freezing. Friday and Saturday there is the potential for a winter storm to impact our area. Right now, there is some uncertainty in the exact track and amounts.

Tuesday will be mostly cloudy with a few peaks of sunshine. Tuesday will be very cold as the highs will be 35-38 and the lows will be 18-21 for the valley. The higher elevations will be around 30 during the day and low teens at night.

Wednesday will be a mix of sun and clouds depending on your location. The highs will be 34-37 and the lows will be 16-19 for the valley. The higher elevations will be in the upper 20’s during the day and single digits to low teens at night.

Thursday will be mostly sunny and chilly. The highs will be 34-37 and the lows will be 17-20 for the valley. The higher elevations will be in the upper 20’s during the day and low teens at night.

Friday & Saturday will be mostly cloudy. The highs will be 34-37 and the lows will be 22-25 for the valley. The higher elevations will be in the upper 20’s during the day and middle to upper teens at night. Friday Evening into Saturday is when things could get interesting. Most models show a storm system moving over our area, but a few keep it farther north. If this storm system was to go over us there is the potential for winter precipitation. Right now, some of the models are showing the potential for 1-4 inches of snow from Knoxville TN to Chattanooga TN. North Georgia could have to deal with freezing rain. However, I want to stress the models will change several times before then. In addition, there is a lot of uncertainty in the track of the storm system. The track and timing will determine what types of precipitation our area has.

I will keep you updated as we get closer

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04/01/2025

Sunday and Monday our area will be impacted by a storm system. There is the potential for some locations in our area to have ice accumulation and eventually snow. On the other hand, some locations will see just chilly rain.

First, Winter Weather Advisory is in effect for the following counties in TN Cumberland, Morgan, and Anderson. This is for all day Sunday. Ice accumulations up to 0.1-0.2 inches and even some light snow accumulations will be possible.

Sunday the storm system will move over our area. There is warm air aloft being pulled into this storm system from the Gulf of Mexico. However, when this storm system comes in some locations in our area will be 30-32 degrees. This will allow the precipitation to start off as freezing rain before slowly changing to rain.

Sunday Evening most locations should be above freezing and the precipitation should be all liquid. Due to the warm air aloft, it would not be impossible to hear a few rumbles of thunder despite surface temperatures being in the upper 30’s to low 40’s. The warm air in the atmosphere could create enough instability for embedded thunderstorms to develop despite the cool temps.

Monday temperatures will start to drop. Therefore, some locations could see the rain change back to freezing rain, snow, or even a wintry mix. For the higher elevations the rain will change to snow. Total rainfall amounts, not including winter precipitation, will be 0.6-1.2 inches on average with isolated higher amounts.

Here is what I am thinking in terms of winter precipitation

Plateau- 0.1-0.2 inches of ice will be possible until temperatures warm up. On Monday when temps drop up to 1 inch of snow.

Tennessee Mountains 0.1-0.2 inches of ice on Sunday before temperatures warm up. Monday 1-3 inches of snow.

Knoxville TN Metro Area to Athens TN- light ice accumulations will be possible for Sunday. The ice accumulations will be less than 0.10 inches. Then the precipitation will change to all rain. I am not expecting major accumulations when things change back to winter precipitation on Monday.

Athens TN to Rome GA- Temperatures will be above freezing when this storm system moves in. I’m expecting just rain for these locations. In fact, these locations have the greatest chance to have a few thunderstorms.

North GA Mountains- Starting off as rain. Maybe some light snow accumulations on Monday.

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02/01/2025

The very chilly temperatures are going to stick around for a while. We will also have a storm system move into our area for Sunday and Monday. After the storm system moves out another shot of cold air will filter in.

Friday will be mostly cloudy, although some locations could see some peaks of sunshine. A fast moving clipper system will move over our area bringing us a few scattered rain showers and even some flurries in some spots. No accumulation is expected in the valley. I will give our area a 30% chance of rain. The highs will be 41-44 and the lows will be 19-22 for the valley. The higher elevations will be in the mid to upper 30’s during the day and low to middle teens at night.

Saturday will be a mix of sun and clouds. Saturday will be very cold as the highs will only be 38-41 and the lows will be 23-26 for the valley. The higher elevations will be in the mid 30’s during the day and upper teens at night.

Sunday is when things get wild. Sunday is when a storm system will move over our area. Warm air aloft, from the Gulf of Mexico, will get pulled into this system. Despite temperatures being in the low 40’s it would not be impossible to hear a few rumbles of thunder. For the valley precipitation will start off as rain. During the overnight hours temperatures will drop. Due to the warm air aloft and cold temperatures at the surface the rain could change to freezing rain for the valley, and then as temperatures warm above freezing change back to rain. The highs on Sunday will be 40-43 and the lows will be 31-34 for the valley. For locations in the valley that see freezing rain accumulations of 0.01-0.1 of ice will be possible. The higher elevations will be in the mid 30’s during the day and upper 20’s at night. The higher elevations will start off as rain then freezing rain, and finally changing to snow. Ice accumulations could be 0.1-0.3 inches while some of the higher elevations could see 1-3 inches of snow. I have increased our precipitation chances to 70%.

Monday will be mostly cloudy with rain likely for the valley. I will give our area a 60% chance of rain. Total rainfall, not including ice and snow, from Sunday to Monday Evening will be 0.5-1.25 inches on average. It would not be impossible to see some snow flurries as temps drop in the afternoon. That depends on how much moisture is left. The highs will be 37-40 and the lows will be 25-28 for the valley. The higher elevations will likely have more snow than rain. The highs in the mountains will be low 30’s during the day and low 20’s at night.

Tuesday & Wednesday will be mostly sunny, although some locations could see some clouds, and it will be very cold. The highs will only be 33-36 and the lows will be 18-21 for the valley. The higher elevations will be near 30 during the day and low to middle teens at night.

I want to stress there is still some uncertainty about Sunday and Monday. There are a lot of variables in play such as when do we see the precipitation change, and the exact track of the storm system. I will keep you updated as we get closer.

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30/12/2024

Big changes are coming to our area. Tuesday will be the last mild day then we will be entering a chilly pattern. In fact, the cold temperatures will stick around for a while. We may have something to watch later in the week.

Tuesday will be mostly cloudy. A fast moving system will bring widely scattered showers. I will give our area a 40% chance of rain. Rainfall amounts will vary some places will not see anything, while other places could get up to 0.25 inches. The highs will be 58-61 and the lows will be 38-41 for the valley. The higher elevations will be in the mid 50’s during the day and mid 30’s at night.

Wednesday is when changes come to our area as colder air will start to filter in. Wednesday will be partly sunny to partly cloudy. The highs will be 46-49 and the lows will be 25-28 for the valley. The higher elevations will be in the low 40’s during the day and low 20’s at night.

Thursday will be mostly sunny. The highs will be 43-46 and the lows will be 27-30 for the valley. The higher elevations will be near 40 during the day and low 20’s at night.

Friday will be mostly sunny. The highs will be 45-48 and the lows will be 23-26 for the valley. The higher elevations will be in the low 40’s during the day and upper teens to near 20 at night.

Saturday will be a mix of sun and clouds. Another shot of cold air will filter into our area. The highs will be 40-43 and the lows will be 18-21 for the valley. The higher elevations will be in the low to mid 30’s during the day and low teens at night.

Sunday will be mostly cloudy and could be tricky. Models are showing a storm system moving into our area. The track and timing of this storm system will be key to what types of precipitation our area receives. If the system comes in when temps are around 40, which will be the high for most locations, it will be just a chilly rain. However, if it comes in when temps are cooler, we could see winter precipitation such as rain changing to ice or a wintry mix. There is a lot of uncertainty with this storm system.

Looking ahead, the week of the 10th is looking to be colder. Some charts and models I have looked at show highs struggling to get up to 40 and lows being in the teens at night. That is over a week away so a lot will change before then.

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29/12/2024

Thankfully, the storms coming in when temperatures cooled really helped us. In addition, what also helped us was the wind energy just staying to our south. Had the wind energy jogged a little farther north our area from Knoxville TN to Rome GA would have been in trouble concerning severe weather.

Still some parts of our area did have severe weather. Here are this morning's storm reports. These are preliminary and subject to change.

Thunderstorm Damaging Wind Reports.

Hamilton County TN- Large trees down on the GA/TN boarder.

Fannin County GA- Large trees down in Northeast part of the county.

Bartow County GA- Trees and power lines down in eastern/southeast part of the county.

Cherokee County GA- Large trees and power lines down throughout the county.

Most of our area is under a Wind Advisory until late tonight and tomorrow morning. Wind guest up to 40-50 mph will be possible in some spots. For the higher elevations there is the potential for wind guests over 60 mph.

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28/12/2024

It has been a while since I have had to make a post like this, but have your weather alert radios turned on tonight.

Late tonight into Sunday Morning a storm system will move over our area. There is the potential for a few storms to be severe. The Storm Prediction Center has placed our area under the Marginal and Slight Risks.

Counties included in the Marginal Risk. Tennessee Counties include: Hamilton, Bradley, Polk, McMinn, Meigs, Rhea, Roane, Cumberland, Loudon, Monroe, Blount, Sevier, Morgan, Anderson, and Knox. Georgia Counties include: Whitfield, Murray, Fannin, Gilmer, Pickens, Cherokee, Bartow, and Gordon.

Slight Risk Counties in TN include: Marion and Sequatchie. Slight Risk Counties in GA include: Dade, Walker, Catoosa, Chattooga, and Floyd.

Conditions are favorable for a few severe storms. I am seeing a CAPE of 1,000 indicating there is some instability for the storms to work with. In addition, I am seeing isolated to scattered pockets of 70 mph winds in the mid-levels of the atmosphere. There are also small pockets of wind shear.

The good news is the storms will be coming in when temps are cooler, so that could help us. Also, we have higher CAPE, stronger winds, and higher wind shear to our south. Still, conditions are marginally favorable for a few severe storms.

Storm Risk Analysis

Tornado Risk Low- The threat for tornadoes is low for our area, but it is not zero. I'm seeing isolated pockets of wind shear especially over the Chattanooga Metro area and Northwest Georgia. Sometimes a storm can find just enough wind shear to produce a brief tornado. An isolated tornado or two will be possible. I am keeping the risk low due to the isolated nature of the wind shear.

Damaging Wind Risk Medium- This is the primary threat. As I stated there are isolated to scattered pockets of 70 mph winds in the mid-levels of the atmosphere. Thus, a few storms could tap into these winds and produce 60-65 mph wind guests at the surface.

Large Hail Risk Low- I'm not really worried about large hail with this storm system. I am not seeing a lot of elevated storms in our area. An isolated storm or two could produce large hail, but the large hail threat is low.

Heavy Rain Risk: High- Rainfall could get heavy at times especially for locations that see stronger storms.

Bottom Line- Due to the cooler temps the storms should weaken some when they get to our area. On the other hand, conditions are favorable for a few severe storms. The main threat is going to be damaging wind guest. A tornado or two is also possible.

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26/12/2024

Above average temperatures will continue, but that will come with a price. We will be entering into a stormy and wet pattern. A slow moving storm system will send waves of showers and thunderstorms over our area. By Monday Morning most of us should see 1.25-2.25 inches of rain on average. There is the potential for more than 2.25 inches, especially for locations that see stronger storms.

Friday will be mostly cloudy. Scattered showers and thunderstorms will be possible. It would not be impossible to have a few embedded strong storms. I will increase our rain chances to 50-60%. The highs will be 60-63 and the lows will be 47-50 for the valley. The higher elevations will be in the mid to upper 50’s during the day and low 40’s at night.

Saturday will be mostly cloudy with scattered showers and thunderstorms likely. Once again, it would not be impossible to have a few strong storms. I will increase our rain chances to 60-70%. The highs will be 64-67 and the lows will be 50-53 for the valley. The higher elevations will be near 60 during the day and mid 40’s at night.

Sunday will be mostly cloudy with showers and thunderstorms likely. I will keep our rain chances at 60-70%. The highs will be 62-65 and the lows will be 43-46 for the valley. The higher elevations will be in the upper 50’s during the day and near 40 at night.

Monday will be partly sunny to partly cloudy. The highs will be 60-63 and the lows will be 44-47 for the valley. The higher elevations will be in the mid 50’s during the day and low 40’s at night.

Tuesday will be mostly cloudy. Another system could bring another round of showers. Right now, I will give our area a 40-50% chance of rain. The highs will be 60-63 and the lows will be 40-43 for the valley. The higher elevations will be in the mid to upper 50’s during the day and upper 30’s at night.

Wednesday will be a mix of sun and clouds. However, a cold front will move over our area bringing colder air. The highs will be 47-50 and the lows will be 27-30 for the valley. The higher elevations will be in the low 40’s during the day and low 20’s at night.

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23/12/2024

Christmas Eve will start a warming trend, and Christmas is looking to be mild. In fact, the rest of the week will feature above average temperatures. This weekend our rain chances will increase. By Sunday Night most of us should see 0.6-1.2 inches of rain on average.

Tuesday (Christmas Eve) will be a mix of sun and clouds. Temperatures will be seasonable as the highs will be 53-56 and the lows will be 30-33 for the valley. The higher elevations will be in the upper 40’s during the day and mid to upper 20’s at night.

Wednesday (Christmas Day) will be a mix of sun and clouds. There is a slight chance of an isolated shower, so I will throw in a 20% chance of rain. Most of us will be dry though. Temperatures will be mild as the highs will be 56-59, it would not be impossible for some of the warmer spots to hit 60, and the lows will be 36-39 for the valley. The higher elevations will be in the low 50’s during the day and low 30’s at night.

Thursday will be partly sunny to partly cloudy. A frontal system will try to get closer to our area. Therefore, a brief isolated shower is possible, so I will throw in a 20% chance of rain. The highs will be 57-60 and the lows will be 39-42 for the valley. The higher elevations will be in the low 50’s during the day and mid 30’s at night.

Friday will be mostly cloudy the frontal system will get closer to our area. Scattered showers will be possible during the evening and overnight hours. I will give our area a 40% chance of rain. The highs will be 58-61 and the lows will be 42-45 for the valley. The higher elevations will be in the mid 50’s during the day and upper 30’s at night.

Saturday & Sunday will be mostly cloudy with off and on-again showers likely. I have increased our rain chances to 60%. Due to the mild temperatures, it would not be impossible to hear a few rumbles of thunder. The highs will be 60-63 and the lows will be 47-50 for the valley. The higher elevations will be in the mid 50’s during the day and low 40’s at night.

Have a happy Hanukkah, Merry Christmas and Blessings from Southeast Tennessee and North Georgia Weather.

Cam

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19/12/2024

We will have a chance for scattered showers on Friday in the valley, but the mountains could see some light snow accumulation. Temperatures will be cold until next week when we start to warm up before Christmas.

Friday will be mostly cloudy, although some parts of our area may see some sunshine. A clipper system will move over our area during the evening bringing us widely scattered showers. I will give our area a 30% chance of rain. As temperatures drop some locations could see some flurries. The higher elevations above 2,500 ft could get up to 1 inch of snow. The highs will be 44-47 and the lows will be 29-32 for the valley. The higher elevations will be near 40 during the day and low 20’s at night.

Saturday will be mostly sunny, but it will be chilly. The highs will be 41-44 and the lows will be 20-23, some of the cooler valley spots could dip into the upper teens, for the valley. The higher elevations will be in the mid to upper 30’s during the day and middle teens at night.

Sunday will be mostly sunny, but it will still be cold. The highs will be 43-46 and the lows will be 23-26 for the valley. The higher elevations will be near 40 during the day and upper teens at night.

Monday will be mostly sunny and start a warming trend. The highs will be 50-53 and the lows will be 27-30 for the valley. The higher elevations will be in the mid to upper 40’s during the day and low 20’s at night.

Tuesday (Christmas Eve) will be mostly sunny with seasonable temperatures. The highs will be 52-55 and the lows will be 38-41 for the valley. The higher elevations will be in the upper 40’s during the day and mid 30’s at night.

Wednesday (Christmas Day) will be mostly cloudy with scattered showers. Right now, I will give our area a 50% chance of rain. The highs will be 54-57 and the lows will be 47-50 for the valley. The higher elevations will be near 50 during the day and low 40’s at night.

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