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Dangerous Heat in the West; Coastal Flooding & High Rip Current Risk through the Weekend on the East Coast; Flash Flooding Concerns in the Southeast and Southwest

A dangerous, record heat wave continues across portions of the West through Tuesday. High rip current risk and dangerous surf continue through the weekend. There are flash flooding concerns through the weekend for portions of the Southeast and Southwest. Read More >

                                  KNOXVILLE TN
                            DAILY NORMALS AND RECORDS
                                     JANUARY

      MAX   MIN   AVG   HDD   CDD    PCPN    REC HIGH     REC LOW     REC PCPN

 1     48    31    40    26     0    0.15    77  2022     2  1928    1.97 2011
 2     48    31    39    26     0    0.15    70  1952     0  1928    1.98 1937
 3     48    31    39    26     0    0.15    75  2023   -14  1877    1.88 1982
 4     48    31    39    26     0    0.16    72  2004    -4  1879    1.25 1908
 5     48    30    39    26     0    0.15    73  1950    -5  1884    2.08 1949

 6     48    30    39    26     0    0.15    70  1907   -16  1884    3.13 2009
 7     48    30    39    26     0    0.15    73  1913     2  2014    3.51 1946
 8     48    30    39    26     0    0.15    72  2008    -1  1970    1.80 1895
 9     48    30    39    26     0    0.15    74  1946    -3  1970    2.37 2024
 10    48    30    39    26     0    0.16    76  1949    -4  1970    1.66 1965

 11    48    30    39    26     0    0.16    77  2020    -6  1886    2.44 1898
 12    48    30    39    26     0    0.15    75  2013    -5  1886    2.35 1879
 13    48    30    39    26     0    0.16    74  1932    -5  1895    1.74 1892
 14    48    30    39    26     0    0.15    74  1937     1  1893    1.93 2013
 15    48    30    39    26     0    0.16    72  1907     5  1893    3.77 1954

 16    48    30    39    26     0    0.16    74  1932   -10  1893    2.15 1882
 17    48    30    39    26     0    0.15    74  1943    -5  1982    1.51 2006
 18    48    30    39    26     0    0.15    74  1929     0  1994    1.36 1936
 19    48    30    39    26     0    0.16    71  1907    -4  1994    2.12 2002
 20    48    30    39    26     0    0.15    71  1906   -18  1985    2.54 1883

 21    48    30    39    26     0    0.16    72  1959   -24  1985    1.70 1882
 22    48    30    39    26     0    0.15    76  1937     0  1970    1.75 1954
 23    48    30    39    26     0    0.16    72  1999     2  1963    3.40 2002
 24    48    30    39    26     0    0.15    74  1950    -6  1963    2.39 2010
 25    49    30    39    26     0    0.16    77  1950     2  1948    1.24 1975

 26    49    30    39    26     0    0.14    74  1950     5  1940    1.90 1996
 27    49    30    39    26     0    0.16    71  1949     2  1936    2.26 1957
 28    49    30    40    26     0    0.15    74  1876    -3  1940    2.97 1882
 29    49    30    40    25     0    0.15    73  2002    -3  1897    1.51 1932
 30    49    30    40    25     0    0.16    75  2002    -9  1966    2.92 1950

 31    50    30    40    25     0    0.15    75  2002    -7  1966    2.92 1957

 MO   48.2    30  39.1  803     0    4.76    77  2022   -24  1985    3.77 1954
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 DATE OF OCCURANCE IN MONTH                  (1,11,25)        (21)         (15)