Northeast Tennessee coverage on short and long range weather, 7-Day forecasts for the Tri-Cities, model discussion, etc. Snow is the best kind of weather.
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Remember to set your clocks back one hour this Saturday night. It's also a good time to check the batteries in smoke detectors and weather radios.
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Hi guys
I was tired of missing cool sunsets so I made a bot and website to show sunset quality forecasts.
SkyGrade compares several recent runs of a high resolution weather model to grade every spot's sunrise and sunset from A+ to F, based on how much high cloud there is to catch the color, whether lower clouds block the light, and how much smoke or haze is in the air.
I’m gonna pretend that this is a snow map and that we’re going to have a White Halloween.
With the relatively dry conditions we have experienced recently and continue to see, many are wondering when our next shot of rain will be! Unfortunately, the next best chance for rain looks to occur from Halloween night into November 1st. An umbrella or raincoat may be necessary for trick-or-treaters!
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🚨 New PolarWx Model Viewer is live 🚨
It's been a while since my PolarWx model page got an upgrade - so today I'm releasing a new model viewer with a fully interactive and customizable layout, many more plots & models, and many new features.
polarwx.com/models/
NEBRASKA SNOW ❄️Nebraska decided to skip Halloween and head straight to Christmas!🎄Parts of the Central and Northern Plains woke up Monday morning to winter wonderland scenes, getting an early taste of the holiday season! #NEwx
Huge 2" to even some 3"+ snowflakes falling this morning in the Scottsbluff/Gering Nebraska area 10/26/26 @KNEBStormCenter @NWSCheyenne @dayweather @SevereStudios #newx
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Spring Mill State Park today 🍁
#fallcolors2026 @FoliageReport @ExploreFall @SCweather_wx @indywx @TrackerSacker @stormricker #INwx
Just outside of Johnson City, TN today.
(October 25th, 2026)
Definitely some color, but certainly running behind schedule.
The extension of the Pacific Jet that is one of the El Niño trademarks we all know and love is about to get rolling in early November and begin to shuffle the drier pattern we’ve been stuck in over the Tennessee Valley. Enjoy this week. Next weekend the clocks roll back, the jet rolls in, and the rain finally comes down again over the Tennessee Valley.
97-98 gets a lot of hate on the East Coast but interior (Ohio/TN valleys in part at least did very well with 1 or 2 whoppers
Euro first week of December vs 3 strong el ninos 1982,1997,2015. What is wild is 1997 looked like a great start, but its the other two that had block buster eastern storm. 97-98 here was one of our snowiest winters in 30 years ( we have been way below average) but a stinker on the coast. Louisville did have their biggest storm ever that winter
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Projected snow or ice amounts can’t tell the whole story. The Winter Storm Severity Index shows how the winter weather will actually impact your area. The probabilistic version goes even further, showing best and worst case scenarios and the likelihood of each impact level. ❄️🧊
ALT weather.gov/wssi-p
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Delightful (adj.): Highly pleasing.
The weather this weekend will be absolutely delightful!
Expect clear skies, with highs in the upper 60s to low/mid 70s, and lows in the upper 30s to 40s. Enjoy! See less
