It may feel cold, but it's about to get colder in Tennessee. Here's how cold it's expected to get Tuesday night and how to keep your pipes from freezing.

Tennesseans should be getting ready for some cold temperatures. Here's the latest weather predictions for the weekend into next week.

The National Weather Service (NWS) in Morristown has issued a Hazardous Weather Outlook for portions of southwest North Carolina, east Tennessee, and southwest Virginia, as a mix of light rain and snow is expected to affect the region tonight into early Monday.

The National Weather Service has issued a cold weather advisory for all of Middle Tennessee. Here's what to know about the dangerously cold temperatures.

Over the past few days, a blast of arctic air has whipped across the Southeast, bringing with it freezing temperatures and dangerously low wind chills. The East Tennessee region saw single-digit temperatures and sub-zero wind chills beginning the night of Jan. 19, according to the National Weather Service.

Though it may have felt like a lot of snow fell on Friday, Jan. 10, it did not come close to breaking any Knoxville records.

See if your district is closed or opening late Wednesday due to the Cold Weather Advisory issued by the National Weather Service

Wondering exactly how much snow fell in East Tennessee the day of that storm? Here's a breakdown. Following the snowstorm on Jan. 10, the National Weather Service released an estimated record of ...

It's going to get cold in Tennessee. Meteorologists predict freezing temperatures for much of the state. Here's the latest.

Although temperatures may seem cold now, this week marks 40 years since the Tennessee’s coldest January temperatures were reached.

There is a possibility of snow across East Tennessee on Saturday night, Jan. 18 and Sunday, Jan. 19, according to the National Weather Service. The wintry mix on Saturday should be mainly rain, but at higher elevations in the mountains it will "probably begin as snow."

These arctic temperatures are cold enough to freeze a thick layer of ice over ponds and even some small lakes. It may be tempting to dust off the ice skates and play pond hockey, but ice is never