Strong storms are possible Monday afternoon and evening before dry weather settles in.
- Tonight: (30%) Heavy downpours early. Patchy fog is possible. Low: 65°.
- Monday:(40%) Scattered showers and storms. Some storms could be severe. High: 82°.
- Monday night:(20%) Stray shower/storm early and then dry and cooler. Low: 60°.
- Tuesday: (20%) Slight chance mainly east. Most stay dry with a breeze. High: 79°.
A few showers will be possible heading through Sunday night, but the rain looks light to moderate at best. Low temperatures will fall into the middle 60s with patchy fog possible in areas that see clearing.
Thunderstorms are expected to develop in Missouri Monday morning. Northwest flow aloft will track these storms in our direction with a potential arrival time in East Tennessee in the afternoon. There are still some uncertainties with the track of these storms some models have them moving in, while others suggest they may miss us to our west. If the storms move in, they will carry a damaging wind (65 MPH) and a large hail threat (1″ – 1.5″). Heavy downpours and frequent lightning would also be a concern.
After the storm chances, a reinforcing shot of drier and cooler air will move in on Monday evening leading to a crisp overnight. Low temperatures will fall into the upper 50s and lower 60s…