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Tri Cities to See Warming Trend This Week
Meteorologist expects temperatures to rise into the 50s and 60s
Published on Feb. 7, 2026
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The National Weather Service in Morristown, Tennessee is forecasting a warming trend in the Tri Cities region this week, with temperatures expected to reach the low 50s by Monday, near 60 by Tuesday, and the mid to low 50s for the rest of the week. Some precipitation is also expected to move in on Tuesday night into Wednesday, but no snow is anticipated due to the rising temperatures.
Why it matters
The warming trend will provide relief from the colder winter temperatures the region has been experiencing, allowing residents to enjoy more mild weather. However, the precipitation moving in could still impact outdoor activities and travel.
The details
According to Sam Roberts, a meteorologist at the National Weather Service, the warming trend will bring temperatures close to the low 50s by Monday, near 60 by Tuesday, and then back down to the mid to low 50s for the rest of the week. Higher elevations will see similar temperature increases. While there is a chance of precipitation moving in on Tuesday night into Wednesday, Roberts said no snow is expected due to the rising temperatures.
- Temperatures will be close to the low 50s by Monday.
- Temperatures will reach near 60 by Tuesday.
- Temperatures will be in the mid to low 50s for the rest of the week.
- Precipitation is expected to move in on Tuesday night into Wednesday.
The players
Sam Roberts
A meteorologist at the National Weather Service in Morristown, Tennessee.
What they’re saying
“It could be a kind of wet middle of the week and towards the end of the week as we have a few different rounds of precipitation move through but at least temperatures will be warmer.”
— Sam Roberts, Meteorologist (johnsoncitypress.com)
“That is about ten degrees above the normal high for this time of year. The normal high for this time of year is 49.”
— Sam Roberts, Meteorologist (johnsoncitypress.com)
The takeaway
The warming trend in the Tri Cities region this week will provide a welcome respite from the colder winter temperatures, allowing residents to enjoy more mild weather. However, the potential for precipitation moving in could still impact outdoor activities and travel in the area.
