Morristown, TN – Northern Tennessee residents should prepare for a series of thunderstorms this week, with the most severe weather expected Tuesday afternoon. A strong weather system is moving across the area, bringing gusty winds and the potential for hail, primarily impacting the northern parts of the state. Commuters on I-81 should stay alert for dangerous driving conditions, especially with scattered showers expected to cause low visibility.
According to the National Weather Service in Morristown, storms will develop over the region from Tuesday through Wednesday, with winds possibly reaching 60 mph. Drivers are advised to monitor local traffic updates and avoid travel during peak storm hours if possible. Thunderstorms will become more widespread by Wednesday, leading to the potential for heavy rain and flash flooding in low-lying areas.
Late in the week, remnants of a tropical system may move northward, intensifying the rain over the Southern Appalachian region on Thursday and Friday. Residents are urged to stay tuned for updates as the exact path of the tropical remnants remains uncertain. By Saturday, conditions may improve in time for local events, but weather updates should be closely monitored.
