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TODAY 4/8 | Skies become mostly sunny but temperatures stay cool this afternoon with highs in the lower to middle 50s, about 10 to 15 degrees below average. Welcome to Dogwood Winter! https://t.co/Y0zWGIhsNR

Good Tuesday (4/8) morning! We are off to a chilly start today and some places may even see some patchy frost. Despite the mostly sunny skies, temperatures stay cool today with highs in the lower to middle 50s. https://t.co/lqm0FzXjMi

TONIGHT 4/7 | Areas of frost will be possible so cover up those sensitive plants 🌱 Lows are forecast to drop to near or below freezing on the Plateau and near the TN/KY state line, and into the middle 30s elsewhere. https://t.co/dcSgNrhzOW

RT @NWSWPC: Update on observed rainfall amounts the last 4 days over the Mid-South and Ohio Valley. The heaviest rain has exited these area…

TEMP TREND 4/6 | After record temperatures the past few days, the pattern will change and highs stay in the 50s on Monday and Tuesday. https://t.co/0hK4Znl6RT

RT @WBIRWeather: RADAR 4/6 7:25AM | We've had a soggy start to Sunday so far and periods of moderate to heavy rain will last into the after…

UPDATE 4/6 4:45AM | The Tornado Watch has been CANCELED for our entire viewing area. Moderate to heavy rain is expected to continue into the afternoon, localized flooding will be a concern. There could be some scattered storms later today but these likely stay below severe limits https://t.co/1GNDO57aWi

RADAR 4/6 3:30AM | The leading edge of this line of showers could produce wind gusts of 50-55 mph as it moves SE at 35 mph. This is not a severe warning, just a heads up. Isolated downed trees or power outages are possible within the tan polygon. https://t.co/1GxKTA2buU

RADAR 4/6 3AM | As of this post, there are no warnings in effect for our viewing area, in fact, we aren't seeing any lightning. However, the leading edge of this line will produce periods of heavy rain/some gusty winds as it moves through. Watch for ponding of water on roads! https://t.co/RbA8ygnCBL

WEATHER WHIPLASH 4/5 | After record warm highs and lows for the past few days, cooler air returns to the region next week. Highs stay in the 50s Mon and Tue with lows near freezing Tue and Wed mornings. Frost will be possible so be prepared to protect sensitive plants. https://t.co/dB0UGnTVom

NEXT WEEK 4/5 | Cool air returns to the Southeast for Monday-Wednesday. Highs stay in the 50s on Monday and Tuesday and "Dogwood Winter" will lead to frost and/or freezing temperatures on Tuesday and Wednesday mornings. Plan to cover/protect any sensitive plants next week! https://t.co/fR6ssdBCiv

FRI 4/4 | Tonight is our first sunset at or later than 8pm this year ☀️ https://t.co/ubQ2NXO610

ANOTHER DAY OF RECORDS 4/4 | Knoxville tied a record high of 87° today and set a new record warm low temp of 70°. https://t.co/cutM8USM3u

NEW RECORD HIGH 4/3 | We reached 86° today in Knoxville. This is the earliest 86° high we’ve had since 1963 (62 years) & 6th earliest 86° high on record. We also set a new record warm *low* temp this AM, only dropping to 71° at TYS. The previous record was 65° last set in 1940. https://t.co/y6j2aglzix

POLLEN REPORT 4/3 | Tree pollen levels are now VERY high thanks to Oak, Sweet Gum, Maple, Birch, Cedar and Pine trees. Grass and Weed pollen is still low. Mold levels are moderate. https://t.co/1fMlIalJku

DROUGHT MONITOR 4/3 | Some good news! The rain we had earlier this week made a BIG impact on the latest drought monitor. Moderate drought conditions were removed from everywhere but a tiny piece of E Monroe County. Abnormally dry conditions persist in the areas shaded in yellow. https://t.co/YN3cqeeB19

POTENTIAL RECORD HIGH 4/3 | The current record high for today is 85° set in 1946. With the clouds breaking up and gusty winds out of the SSW, there is a good chance that we tie or break that record this afternoon. https://t.co/AO8oPKnwRx