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Another “W” and bowl eligible for the 4th year in a row! 🐔🏈 #AlmaMater @JaxStateFB #EmbraceTheGrind

Altocumulus clouds at sunset & water reflection! McDonald, TN 📸 Liisa Lowery #sunset #sunsetphotography #TNwx

Wednesday Evening Weather Update (10/28/26) #CHAwx #Chattanooga

Halloween Forecast Update We continue to keep track of rain that could move in Saturday Night. Right now it appears that the evening rain chance will be slight and better chances overnight. So, for the Trick or Treat early evening hours expect a cloudy sky with temperatures in the 70s down to the 60s. A slight shower chance for the early evening. #CHAwx #Chattanooga

Fall color & water reflection at Cumberland Mountain State Park near Crossville, TN 📸 Dawn & Mike Kropff #Fall #FallFoliage #TNwx

Tuesday Evening Weather Update (10/27/26) #CHAwx #Chattanooga

Halloween Trick Or Treat Forecast Update A cloudy and warm day is still expected Halloween Saturday with highs in the mid 70s. Cloudy and upper 60s for the Trick or Treat hours, but there could also be some scattered light showers. Both long range global forecast models suggest a gradual increase in scattered showers during the evening, then a more widespread chance late night and into Sunday. It's still early and a lot could still change. I will keep you updated in the days ahead! #CHAwx #Chattanooga

Morning fog and Fall foliage at Cades Cove in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. 📸 Melanie Goins #Fall #FallFoliage #tnwx

Mirror reflection of Fall color near Big Soddy Creek Gulf, TN 📸 Jeff Miller #Fall #FallFoliage #TNwx

Monday Evening Weather Update (10/26/26) #CHAwx #Chattanooga

Fall color in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park 📸 Arthur Gontarek #Fall #FallFoliage #tnwx

A Possibly Wetter Pattern To Begin November We could finally get a reversal of this dry weather pattern just as November begins. The 6-10 day outlook from the Climate Prediction Center projects above normal rainfall for the first week of the month. #CHAwx #Chattanooga

Trick Or Treat Forecast Update for Saturday We continue to watch for the potential for showers moving in Saturday Evening. The European Model keeps the better chance locally until around and after midnight through Sunday Morning. The GFS model is a little faster bringing showers locally before sunset Saturday. By midweek, the Saturday outlook will be in range of the higher resolution forecast models. The timing and coverage of any rain should become clearer. For now, Saturday Evening looks cloudy with temperatures in the upper 60s while keeping an eye on any showers trying to move in. #CHAwx #Chattanooga

Friday Evening Weather Update (10/23/26) #CHAwx #Chattanooga

Early Halloween Outlook Update Dry for most of next week, but clouds could return for Halloween Day with highs in the 70s. Evening Trick-or-Treat hours could be in the 60s. Long range global models show some showers trying to move in by Sunday Nov 1st. So, we will keep an eye on that trend to see if showers might move in early. For now, Halloween evening looks cloudy with 60s #CHAwx #Chattanooga

Autumn on the water (10/20/26) Beautiful view from Nickajack Lake 📸 Dwight Perry #CHAwx #Chattanooga #TNwx

Thursday Evening Weather Update (10/22/26) #CHAwx #Chattanooga

The weekly Drought Monitor update shows that a large part of our viewing area is in the D0 to D1 Drought level (Dry to Moderate). Parts of the Plateau and westward into Middle Tennessee are D2-D3 (Severe to Extreme Drought) Rainfall for the year at the Chattanooga airport is about 9.5" below average. The longer range rainfall trends into the first week of November project a gradually wetter pattern could evolve locally and across the Southeast. #CHAwx #Chattanooga

View from Newfound Gap in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Fall color at the higher peaks 📸 Dawn & Mike Kropff #FallFoliage #GSMNP #TNwx

A dry weather pattern could continue right up until the end of the month. Global models begin to project a gradually wetter pattern starting on Nov 1st. The Climate Prediction Center's 8-14 Day Precipitation Outlook projects local rainfall to be slightly above average for the first few days of November. #CHAwx #Chattanooga