The National Weather Service in Morristown, Tennessee, issued a frost advisory early this morning that remains in effect till 9 AM EDT, after which the region is expected to bask in the sunlight with highs nearing the upper 60s, according to the latest forecasts.

As reported by the National Weather Service, the advisory covered parts of southwest North Carolina, east Tennessee, and southwest Virginia, where temperatures could dip as low as 33 degrees, possibly resulting in the formation of frost that could damage sensitive vegetation, outdoor plants might be devastated if not protected against the bitingly cold embrace.

Saturday is poised to echo the weather's fickle nature, starting with clouds that will give way to clear skies, highs soaring into the mid-70s, and gusts that could peak at 30 mph; similarly, the night will offer little reprieve with lows maintaining in the mid-50s, and the wind continuing its relentless pace.

Transitioning into the new week, Monday forecasts hover around a 20 percent chance of showers, alongside a persistent southwest wind feeding strength to gusts hitting the 25 mph mark, and residents should buckle up for Tuesday when the chance of severe thunderstorms spikes, as noted by the forecast.

In the wake of these weather patterns, the National Weather Service Morristown TN urges residents to remain vigilant, particularly on Tuesday, when spotter reports may become crucial in the face of unpredictable severe thunderstorms threatening the Tennessee Valley region, as stated in their weather briefings.

The rhythm of the week continues to oscillate as Wednesday introduces a cool down, with a 30 percent chance of showers, highs tumbling into the high 50s, and breezes that persist into the night, while Thursday promises a semblance of calm with mostly sunny skies and highs hovering around 60 degrees.