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Widespread Precipitation and Gusty Winds in the West; Snow from the Great Lakes to the Northeast

A Pacific storm system is expected to bring strong winds and more precipitation to the western U.S., along with the likelihood of snowfall into the Sierra Nevada. Accumulating snow will develop downwind from the Great Lakes into parts of the Northeast through Saturday. Polar air will surge into the eastern half of the country this weekend. Read More >

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Last Map Update: Fri, Nov 13, 2026 at 2:56:37 am EST

 

A strong cold front will bring isolated showers today, but much colder temperatures for Friday through the weekend. Scattered rain showers remain possible through Friday night. Rain will changeover to snow in the higher elevations and mountains with several inches likely by Saturday AM.
Rain will transition to snow in the eastern Tennessee mountains tonight. The best chance for accumulating snow will be Friday afternoon into Friday night. Snow totals generally between 1 to 4 inches, but locally higher amounts are likely in the highest elevations and mountain peaks.
Significantly colder air will continue to move into the region, changing rain to snow for the higher elevations of the East Tennessee and parts of southwest Virginia. Accumulations are expected, mainly near or above 3,000 feet in elevation. Well-below normal temperatures ar expected area-wide through Saturday night, followed by a gradual warming trend.
Significantly colder air will continue to move into the region, changing rain to snow for the higher elevations of the East Tennessee and parts of southwest Virginia. Accumulations are expected, mainly near or above 3,000 feet in elevation. Well-below normal temperatures ar expected area-wide through Saturday night, followed by a gradual warming trend.
Significantly colder air will continue to move into the region, changing rain to snow for the higher elevations of the East Tennessee and parts of southwest Virginia. Accumulations are expected, mainly near or above 3,000 feet in elevation. Well-below normal temperatures ar expected area-wide through Saturday night, followed by a gradual warming trend.

 Current Weather Observations...
Location Time
(EST)
Weather Vsby.
(SM)
Temp.
(ºF)
Dewpt.
(ºF)
Hum.
(%)
Wind
(mph)
Wind Chill / Heat Index
(ºF)
Pres.
(in)
Abingdon VA02:35Light Drizzle10393586W 10G1732 [WC]29.73
Andrews-Murphy NC02:35Mostly Cloudy10363595S 3-29.81
Chattanooga TN01:53Mostly Cloudy10453568NNW 741 [WC]29.87
Crossville TN02:35Partly Cloudy10373488NNW 731 [WC]29.85
Dalton GA02:35Partly Cloudy10443981NW 541 [WC]29.87
Knoxville TN (McGhee-Tyson)01:53Overcast10463770WNW 642 [WC]29.81
Middlesboro KY02:35Light Drizzle10423885NNW 936 [WC]29.82
Monroe Cnty TN02:15Mostly Cloudy10424193WNW 638 [WC]29.84
Morristown TN02:35Overcast7423986W 9G1536 [WC]29.79
Oak Ridge TN02:38Mostly Cloudy10424091CALM-29.85
Tazewell Cnty VA02:35Light Rain10353598WNW 530 [WC]29.71
Tri-Cities TN01:53Light Rain10423885W 1036 [WC]29.75
Wise VA02:35Rain53333100W 726 [WC]29.74
Greeneville, TN02:15Overcast10423781WSW 737 [WC]29.76


Local Weather History For November 13th...
In 1933, first dust storm of the dust bowl era hit the plains with
visibility as low as one-half mile.

 

 

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