Does Knoxville, Tennessee get snow?

Yes, Knoxville occasionally receives significant snow from Appalachian-enhanced storms, though ice storms are the more common winter hazard.

What is Knoxville's record low temperature?

Knoxville's record low is minus 24°F, recorded in 1917.

The Smoky Mountains trap cold air in the Tennessee Valley on clear nights, producing radiation fog that can persist into late morning in all seasons.

Yes, surrounding ridges can hem in air stagnation during high-pressure events, worsening air quality for days at a stretch.

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