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Knoxville Basks in 80s Before Frosty Fall Crashes Weekend Plans
Knoxville is waking up Monday near 60 degrees under mostly clear skies, with patchy fog giving way to sunshine and a high near 80. The warm, dry stretch will last through Thursday before a weak front brings a sharp turn toward chilly fall weather this weekend. Warm, Dry Stretch Holds...
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Tracking near-record warmth to frost potential
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT) - Warmth continues to build ahead of a drastic cooldown, following a cold front. WEDNESDAY: Another day of sunshine with near-record highs in the mid to upper 80s. There is a spotty shower or two possible north of I-40 overnight, but most remain dry. THURSDAY: Partly cloudy...
The Rogersville Review
Heritage Days comes off despite weather threat
In the nearly half-century history of Rogersville’s Heritage Days, there have been very few potential impediments as serious as the one that threatened last weekend’s 47th annual event. There have been years with rain, years where it was a bit too hot or cold for the season, and of course, COVID-19 was a serious problem six years ago. But what do you do when a hurricane threatens your event? That was the problem at hand early last week, when Hurricane Isaias formed in the Gulf, and projections from the National Hurricane Center quickly ascertained that it would come north, and follow a pathway expected to bring it uncomfortably close to Rogersville by the weekend. There was no time to reschedule, not with more than 150 vendors already locked in, and many people who literally made travel plans to be part of the big event. In recent years, Heritage Days has become literally one of the largest fall festivals in the nation. For those who cared about the community and this beloved event, the only things that remained were hope and prayer. Even as the show went on, such people as local physician Dr. Blaine Jones; who leads the local Men’s
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Isaias threat prompts Tennessee Valley utilities to ready 300 crews for outages
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. — As Hurricane Isaias tracks toward landfall in the U.S., Tennessee Valley utility crews are preparing for the possibility of widespread power outages this weekend as damaging wind and rain move through the area. Across the gulf coast in Alabama and Florida, people are preparing sandbags and...
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Knoxville Could See Scattered Showers Before Warm October Week
Cloudy skies and temperatures in the mid-60s greeted Knoxville on Sunday morning, with scattered showers and negligible rainfall expected before the day is out. The high should reach about 69 degrees, but the bigger weather story is what comes next: a remarkably warm, dry stretch taking over the workweek. Showers...
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Late summer warmth this week
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT) - More sunshine arrives this week with late summer warmth ahead of a Friday cold front. MONDAY: Gradual clearing will continue throughout the day, giving way to more sunshine. High temperatures will top out around 80 with southwest winds at 5-10 mph. TUESDAY: A few spots may...
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WATCH: Smoky Mountain Vacation FUNcast
The very latest update on once-hurricane Isaias, and its effect on Gatlinburg, Pigeon Forge, and Sevierville. Paul also highlights an attraction where MYSTERY becomes MADNESS in October. Plus: two new scary October mountain coaster rides!. Never miss me! Subscribe for free. My Huge Radar has real-time weather tracking, current temperatures,...
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Rain, wind doesn’t stop rowers at Secret City Head Race in Oak Ridge amidst hurricane forecasts
OAK RIDGE, Tenn. — Hundreds of rowers took to the water in Oak Ridge this weekend for the Secret City Head Race despite rain and shifting wind conditions tied to hurricane-impacted forecasts. Oak Ridge Rowing Association says close to 560 individual entries are competing across two days, with more...
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Latest on Hurricane Isaias, including reported deaths, damage and potential impacts to East Tennessee
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48 First Alert Forecast: Sunday 5 p.m