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WBIR Meteorologist, weather geek and band nerd 🎶. I love to hike, explore and adventure ☀️ 🥾 ⛰
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Nice weather this weekend but get ready for some 'March Madness' early next week

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By Cassie Nall Verified
| WBIR-TV (Knoxville, TN) Verified
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — Weather whiplash is not uncommon during the month of March in East Tennessee and we are in for some big changes to the forecast early next. We've had the second warmest start to the month of March on record so far but Mother Nature is about to remind us that it is technically still Winter. You can find the latest extended forecast by clicking here. After quiet weather this weekend, a strong cold front will bring strong winds and rain to the region Monday morning.
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Weather Impact Alert | Heavy rain could cause localized flooding Friday into Saturday

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By Cassie Nall Verified
| WBIR-TV (Knoxville, TN) Verified
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — The Gulf is “open for business” and this next weather system will bring copious amounts of moisture northward into East Tennessee and Southeast Kentucky. Winds will become breezy Friday as a cold front settles into the region, bringing scattered showers with periods of moderate to heavy rainfall. This first round of rain will be the “primer” and only minor and isolated instances of standing water or flooding are possible.
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Heat Alerts From the Gulf Coast to Upper Midwest

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By Cassie Nall Verified
| WeatherNation TV Verified
The heat has been non-stop all summer and no relief is coming soon! Heat alerts are in place from the Gulf Coast to the Upper Midwest (above). A ridge of high pressure is expanding to the north and east, coming out of the Four Corners, and bringing the extreme heat with it. Heat alerts in the Plains continue through THURSDAY. Friday was another day of record setting highs in Texas. Wichita Falls reached 111°, beating out the old record.
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