6 Storm Team Weather Blog

A few clouds are expected in the sky tonight but it will be dry. Your July 4th starts out cool but expect a gradual increase in clouds. There is only a slim chance of getting wet late Saturday. The better chances of showers and storms come Saturday night into part of Sunday. Hopefully the wet stuff will hold off until after your fireworks celebrations. Be safe and have a HAPPY 4th !!

Today looks great for your "get away" Friday. We will once again see sunshine along with just a few clouds and highs in the mid 80s. It looks like now, the 4th may be mainly dry (partly cloudy, high in the upper 80s)as the threat for storms should hold off until late Saturday Night into Sunday. In fact, there is a slight risk for severe storms by sunday with damaging wind gusts the main threat. We will keep you updated throughout the weekend.

A few evening clouds will thin out leading to a mostly clear sky by morning. It will be unusually cool to start your Friday followed by a mostly sunny sky. A few clouds mix in Friday afternoon but it should remain basically dry. Low pressure approaches Saturday afternoon leading to an increase in the chances of showers and scattered thunderstorms for the holiday weekend.

We will see a mix of sun and clouds again today with comfortable conditions in the low-mid 80s. There will be a very slim chance of a few pop-up showers/rumbles (10%-15% coverage Valley/Plateau, 20% coverage Mountains) through the afternoon, but don't cancel any outdoor plans. Friday looks dry, but scattered storms look a little more likely for part of the Holiday weekend (especially by Sunday).

A few clouds are expected tonight but rain chances remain nil especially compared to last night. A slight chance of a shower or thunderstorm returns to mainly highly elevations Thursday afternoon but most of Friday appears dry at this point. The best rain chances this weekend appear to be Sunday although a few scattered storms are possble on July 4th !!

A relatively tranquil weather pattern will stick around through Friday with lower relative humidity values, a mix of sun and clouds, only spotty storm chances and seasonable temperatures in the mid 80s. The better opportunity for wet weather appears to move in just in time for the Holiday Weekend. There will be a "slight chance" for a few afternoon storms on Saturday with rain/storms looking more likely for Sunday. We will keep a close eye on the rain chances as we know many people will be trying to make outdoor plans.

A cluster of showers and thunderstorms will move through the Tennessee Valey before sunrise bringing some strong gusty winds, heavy rain and small hail to some areas. Most of the activity should move out before sunrise. Most of the region remains dry on Wednesday with very slim chances of rain Thursday and Friday ahead of scattered storms for the holiday weekend.

A few thin clouds will float by tonight but most of the region should remain clear. A nice cool morning is on the way as lows drop into the 50's and low 60's by sunrise. Another great day is on the way Wednesday before a gradual increase in humidity late in the week. Chances of scattered storms increase toward the weekend.

If you liked Monday's forecast, I think you will be happy the next few days...mostly sunny, lower humidity values and highs near or below average (mid 80s). Overnight lows will be very comfortable as well in the upper 50s to lower 60s, so you can give the A/C a break. Moisture will start to return late week bringing the risk for scattered storms by the time we get to the Holiday Weekend.

High pressure remains in control tonight bringing a starry sky along with refreshing air. Many areas could start off in the 50's by Tuesday morning. Humidity levels should remain low through Wednesday with a gradual increase in moisture late in the week. Scattered thunderstorms will return to the forecast by the holiday weekend.