An ice storm warning has been issued for the western Tennessee Valley and the Chattanooga region from 1 p.m. Saturday through 7 p.m. Sunday as forecasters call for potentially crippling icing problems until heavy rains and higher temperatures bring brief relief Sunday and temperatures take a bone-chilling plunge into the teens by Monday morning.
Significant snow is almost out of the forecast for most of the Chattanooga region, and more focus is on higher elevations where a quarter- to a half-inch of ice could coat roads, trees and power lines on Signal, Lookout and Monteagle mountains.
Deep freeze looms for Monday, Tuesday
Mother Nature may be about to put your weekend plans on ice.
Human remains found Jan. 13 south of Etowah, Tennessee, have been identified as a local man who is believed to have been missing since November.
A winter storm plunging toward the Gulf out of the Arctic will bring Chattanooga its first winter storm of the season, but forecasters remain unclear whether the "impactful" precipitation will take the form of snow, ice or freezing rain.
State and McMinn County authorities are investigating the discovery of human remains south of Etowah, Tennessee.
A $5 million federal lawsuit filed against Meigs County and General Sessions Judge Casey Stokes could be mediated rather than go to trial if the U.S. District Court in Chattanooga grants approval.
All claims in a multimillion-dollar federal lawsuit filed by a Marion County man over his 2023 arrest by Jasper police have been dismissed.
The Blue Hole, one of the Chattanooga area's favorite swimming spots, will be closed for 2026.
