6 Storm Team Weather Blog

Plenty Of Sun today with temperatures in the Mid-Upper 60's. Clear and cool tonight with lows in the Upper 30's to the Low 40's. The weather should be Perfect for the Vol's tonight with clear skies and temperatures falling into the 50's. Sunny and even warmer tomorrow with temperatures in the Upper 60's to the Low 70's. The next chance for Showers will not come our way until next Tuesday. Remember to follow the 6 Storm Team on twitter.com/wateweather.
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High pressure brings a starry sky to the area tonight. That will allow temperatures to drop into the 30's with some scattered frost once again. Great weather is on tap for Saturday with highs well into the 60's and sunny. Some 70's are possible on Sunday with abundant sunshine. Clouds increase Monday leading to our next chance of rain by Tuesday. Temperatures will be in the 50's for the VOLS/Memphis game Saturday night. Have a great weekend and follow the 6 Storm Team at www.twitter.com/wateweather.

After a cold and frosty start, we will see temperatures make a quick recovery to seasonable levels (low 60s) with lots of sunshine by this afternoon. The warming trend ramps up this weekend with upper 60s on Saturday (thanks to an increasing southwesterly wind) and lower 70s Sunday with sunshine expected BOTH days. Clouds return at the start of the week with spotty rain chances possible returning by Tuesday.

We start this Friday on a cold and frosty note, but we will see temperatures make a quick recovery to seasonable levels (low 60s) with lots of sunshine by this afternoon. The warming trend ramps up this weekend with mid-upper 60s on Saturday and lower 70s Sunday with sunshine expected BOTH days. Clouds return at the start of the week with spotty rain chances by Tuesday.

High pressure dominates the weather pattern the next few days bringing some incredible weather to east Tennessee. A FROST ADVISORY is posted once again for the valley for those that have yet to see a killing frost this season. Plenty of sun and a nice warming trend will kick into action tomorrow and carry into the weekend. Can you say 70's!! Temperatures in the 50's for the VOLS/Memphis game Saturday evening. You can follow the 6 Storm Team on twitter at www.twitter.com/wateweather.

We will see another day with sunshine and just a few clouds, but it will be a little cooler (highs in the upper 50s-lower 60s). Temperatures will really drop off tonight (low-mid 30s)and there will most likely be some widespread areas of frost by Friday morning. Then the warm-up begins and continues right through the weekend. We will continue to see plenty of sunshine Friday-Sunday with highs in the low 60s Friday, Mid 60s Saturday and near 70 by Sunday...it should be a very nice weekend for outdoor plans.

You may see a few clouds float by tonight but a mostly clear sky will be the general rule. Plenty of sun is on tap Thursday but it will feel a little cool with a north breeze and highs only in the upper 50's. Plenty of sunshine and nice warming trend are on the way as we head to the weekend. Be sure to follow the 6 Storm Team at www.twitter.com/wateweather.

We will see a few more clouds this afternoon as comared to the last few days (especially up towards the TN/KY border), but there won't be much more than just a few sprinkles possible with them. It will keep temperatures down a little compared to yesterday, but right in line for seasonal averages (lower 60s). We will see more sunshine for Thursday, but most areas will not get back to the 60 degree mark. The warm up comes Friday through the weekend, in fact, we could be near 70 with sunshine by Sunday.

We start out the day with some scattered frost and chilly temperatures, but we will see temperatures near seasonal averages by this afternoon (lower 60s). We will start the day with some sunshine, but clouds will thicken up for most areas through the afternoon. Some higher elevations (Plateau and Mountains)could see a few sprinkles, but most areas will be dry. Sunshine returns late week into the weekend with warmer conditions as well.

Another clear sky along with a calm wind will allow frost to form across the region by sunrise. A FROST ADVISORY remains in effect until 10:00 Wednesday morning for valley locations. A few more clouds Wednesday night could trigger a sprinkle but most areas will be dry. More dry air is expected Friday and into the weekend. Be sure and follow the 6 Storm Team at www.twitter.com/wateweather.