Knoxville residents may want to keep their umbrellas on hand as the National Weather Service forecasts a series of chances for showers over the next several days. The forecast, which calls for variable cloud coverage and potential for rain, suggests that the city will see a 20 percent chance of showers after 3 pm today, with temperatures expected to reach a high near 81 degrees according to National Weather Service Knoxville. As calm winds turn southwest, folks should expect mild breezes of around five miles per hour this afternoon.
Tonight’s outlook indicates a 30 percent chance of rain, mainly between 11 pm and midnight, with the possibility of patchy fog rolling in after 3 am. Temperatures will hover at a low of around 63 degrees, offering a cooler reprieve from the daytime warmth. Residents are advised to prepare to potentially navigate through limited visibility should they plan to be out late or early in the following morning. These small showers seem to subtly insist on their presence, just as the wind chooses to barely make itself known.
Thursday continues the trend with a 30 percent chance of precipitation, possibly affecting the area in a variety of forms from light showers to thunderstorms between 1 pm and 4 pm. The NWS forecast notes that before this, there will be patchy fog before it clears by 9 am, giving room for partly sunny skies and a high approaching 77 degrees. The calm of the morning may give way as the north wind picks up to around five miles per hour in the afternoon.
The pattern of cloudiness persists into Thursday night with lows anticipated to be around 61 degrees. The wind, maintaining its gentle pace from the north, is expected to calm as night falls. These repetitions, almost rhythmic, play out as the week progresses into Friday and the weekend. Friday should see partly sunny skies again with a high near 76 degrees and a northeast wind moving at a soft five miles per hour.
Looking towards the weekend, the likelihood of rainfall spikes again on Saturday with a 30 percent chance of showers after 1 pm, shadowing partly sunny conditions and a high near 74. Saturday night brings with it a heightened sense of anticipation for rain, with chances increasing to 50 percent. This stands alongside the forecast for Sunday, where showers seem equally as likely and clouds continue to dominate the skyline, casting a shadow over any plans for a sunny day out.
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