Knoxville residents can expect a cloudy backdrop for Halloween trick‑or‑treating, followed by a chance of showers on Sunday.
Key points
- Halloween night will be mostly cloudy with temps in the 60s, cooling to the 50s overnight.
- Sunday carries a 40% chance of showers and a high near 67°F.
- Midweek rain chances remain at 40%, with the strongest rain expected Wednesday night.
The WVLT forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies this evening as Halloween night unfolds, with temperatures lingering in the 60s before dipping into the 50s after midnight.
On Sunday, the sky will remain largely overcast, and forecasters have assigned a 40% probability of showers. Spotty rain is likely in the morning, becoming more scattered by the evening, while the high temperature is expected to reach 67°F.
Tonight's Halloween Evening
Monday may see lingering showers, but temperatures should climb back into the 70s. Tuesday looks slightly warmer with partly cloudy conditions.
Midweek, Wednesday and Thursday are projected to be mostly cloudy with another 40% chance of rain each day. The heaviest precipitation is anticipated Wednesday night, though officials note only a low‑end risk of flooding.
Sunday Outlook
Overall, the coming week features a mix of cloud cover and intermittent rain, with temperatures ranging from the mid‑50s at night to the low 70s during the day.
Reader questions
Will rain affect Halloween trick‑or‑treating in Knoxville?
The forecast shows mostly cloudy skies and no significant rain for tonight, so rain is not expected to interfere with trick‑or‑treating.
When is the highest chance of rain this week?
Wednesday night is projected to have the heaviest rainfall, with a 40% chance of showers on both Wednesday and Thursday.
Source: wvlt.tv
