";s:4:"text";s:6124:" There is a marginal risk (1 out of 5) for strong to severe storms overnight for most of the region. BOWLING GREEN, Ky. (WBKO) - We start the week off with some showers and storms along with muggy conditions! It's the least significant along the Cumberland Plateau. KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT) - We have some more pop-up storms again today. The agenda for the meeting includes a proposed measure to limit indoor gatherings.Zoo Knoxville will now be open until 8 p.m. on Thursdays.All students are discouraged from traveling out of the Nashville area during the semester, according to school officials.Morristown Police search for person of interest in death investigationKPD thanks Special Olympics athlete who wrote letters to every police department in AmericaKnox County Board of Health to consider limiting social gatheringsVanderbilt University discourages travel outside of city during semester These Hail Reports occurred on Sunday July 12th. We’re monitoring for a few more to pop-up in our higher elevations, like the Plateau to the Tennessee, Kentucky line. This leaves spotty rain reaching the Plateau and most of Southeastern Kentucky.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT) - We have some more pop-up storms again today. The coverage is still limited, where our elevation changes are triggering most of the pop-up heavier rain and storms. Some of those storms could be slightly stronger at times.A few pop-ups will develop Sunday afternoon with more scattered rain and storms passing through Sunday night to Monday morning.We’ll keep you updated on the latest forecast on WVLT News!We have batches of rain and storms moving through our area at times this week. The coverage is still limited, where our elevation changes are triggering most of the pop-up heavier rain and storms.Wednesday’s heat and humidity will give rise to another round of showers and storms in the afternoon. Thursday is on track to be our hottest day this week around 93 degrees, but feeling like the upper 90s.Friday starts off dry, but we’ll building rain chances ahead of a front. This means more people in Kentuckiana will see showers and storms today than yesterday. The threat for severe weather today remains highest over West Tennessee, Western Middle Tennessee, and southwest Kentucky. Most of them will be north of I-40.High temperatures on Saturday will be near 92 in the afternoon. Hail Damage- Nebraska, South Dakota, Indiana, Alabama, Colorado, Kentucky, North Dakota, Kansas. Yet again, most of these are developing along our elevation changes with isolated downpours and storms making it into the Valley. Far fewer storms today. Reporting 22 storms in 8 states. Expect another round to rumble through Tuesday morning.We have on and off storms at times this week, kicking off with a batch of heavy rain and storms moving through part of our area this morning.Following a nice weekend, the faucet opens up early in the weekAfter some fog and hours of sunshine, you can expect some stray storms Sunday night. Storm #1. Today and Tomorrow
It's not completely dry, but plenty of opportunity to get outside.That soggy pattern becomes a lot drier from Friday through Monday morning. Yes, there will be isolated rain but it's much more limited.Get out and vote or knock out the yard work, because rain and storms are developing this afternoon to evening. Your Tuesday morning comes with scattered rain and then again in the afternoon hours we have more moving through.Spotty storms are still possible for the remainder of Monday but not nearly to the coverage as this morning. Keep track of the latest information on tropical storms and hurricanes in the Atlantic and Eastern Pacific with the USA TODAY Hurricane Tracker Wednesday’s heat and humidity will give rise to another round of showers and storms … The next few days are sunnier and warmer.More storms - some with hail - develop on Election Day: bring the rain gear to the polls.We have some more pop-up storms again today. Friday becomes breezy as well, with gusts around 20 mph, and a high around 91 degrees.Friday night through Saturday comes with 60% coverage of our area in on and off rain and storms.
Share Shares ... INDIANA AND IN THROUGH KENTUCKY, BUT IT REALLY HASN’T BEEN MUCH MORE THAN A PASSING SPRINKLE. The coverage is still limited, where our elevation changes are triggering most of the pop-up heavier rain and storms. Highs will climb to around 91 degrees, with “feels like” temperatures reaching the mid 90s.Tonight will be partly cloudy, with a spotty shower possible, and a low around 70 degrees.The rain chances take a dip, but isolated downpours and storms are still possible Thursday. We’re looking at a 40% coverage of our area as a whole.
Still muggy with a few storms.
Storms winding down today, another round early TuesdayWVLT Weather Alert: Heavy rain, storms this morningTwo rounds of storms Monday, wet pattern through Friday The watch for all of Eastern and Southern Kentucky kicks in at 7 p.m. Scattered rain and storms will arrive by the late afternoon to evening hours.
Humidity will stay a little more comfortable, but still with us.We have a nicer few days, lining up perfectly with the weekend. This is the front helping to create a few more pockets of rain. Here are some of our most read articles that might interest you.The Morristown Police Department asked for the public’s help to identify a person of interest in a death investigation.Knoxville Police Department is saying thank you after they received a letter from a Special Olympics athlete who is writing to every police department in America.A University of Tennessee graduated is credited with investing a radiation sensor that could help save lives.The Knox County Board of Health is set to meet at 5 p.m. Wednesday. WHAT TO EXPECT. Sorry, we couldn't locate the page you requested.