The outdoor lead today is the final warm after-work window near 89, then frost-risk Saturday near 38. Burn permits start today. Hike or paddle now, layer up for Friday’s lantern hike, and know plateau peak color is still about two weeks out.
A record-setting Wednesday, one more hot afternoon, a calm first day of burn season, then a windy Friday front and the chilliest nights of the fall so far. Here’s your weekend, one day at a time.
A calm Thursday update for Sequatchie Valley Boomers: the first day of burn-permit season, one more record-warm afternoon, a windy Friday front and two chilly nights to tuck in the garden.
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