The weather in Knoxville remains a blend of overcast skies and intermittent sunshine, with humidity levels peaking at 100 percent this morning. The day started with a chance of showers and patchy fog that lifted by 7 AM, as reported by the
National Weather Service
. The NWS predicts that the area will experience a slight chance of showers later in the day, with the skies gradually becoming sunny and a high reaching near 80 degrees.
Residents can expect the calm wind to take a slight turn, reaching speeds around 5 mph from the north later this afternoon. Moving into tonight, the forecast suggests the return of patchy fog after 1 AM and mostly cloudy conditions with the low settling around 62. The dewpoint mirrors the current temperature, contributing to the full saturation of the air, and a denser shroud of fog is likely as darkness blankets the region.
The outlook for Friday includes a continuation of the fog before 9 AM, subsequently giving way to a mostly sunny sky with a high near 75 degrees. The calm wind will maintain its cycle, shifting from calm to a north breeze at around 5 mph. For those planning evening activities, Friday night is expected to be partly cloudy with a low of approximately 51 degrees, as the northeast wind lulls around 5 mph.
This weekend, the folks in Knoxville should prepare for a mix of clouds and sun on Saturday, with a high of 73 degrees. However, changes are looming on the horizon, as Saturday night brings a 50 percent chance of showers after 1 AM under cloudy skies. Low temperatures will hover around 57 degrees. “Showers likely and possibly a thunderstorm,” reports the
National Weather Service
for Sunday, as the skies cloud up again, and the high is anticipated near 67. Veterans Day could see the tail end of these disturbances, with a slight chance of showers before the afternoon and partly sunny conditions to follow.
The outlook remains low in terms of hazardous weather, with no immediate need for spotter activation, according to the
Hazardous Weather Outlook
released by the National Weather Service Morristown TN. Residents of southwest North Carolina, east Tennessee, and southwest Virginia were advised that the dense fog advisory earlier today has since been lifted, though another bout of fog is expected tonight, with uncertain clarity on where it might become dense.
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