The National Weather Service in Knoxville reports a serene weather outlook for the foreseeable future, with a sunny high near 75 degrees today and calm north winds around 5 mph. The sky will shift to mostly cloudy tonight, accompanied by a modest low around 51 degrees and a gentle northeast breeze.

Friday's forecast introduces slight uncertainty, with a 20 percent chance of showers amidst the clouds. The warmth persists, with a high again approaching 75, while the wind shifts from a northeast to a southwest direction, rising to 10 mph. However, the previously reported calm will tumble, allowing varied wind patterns over the weekend.

Looking towards Saturday, the outlook suggests mostly cloudy skies with a high teetering near 79 degrees and gusts possibly reaching 20 mph. As the night unfolds, the cloud cover will part slightly, paving the way for partly cloudy conditions and a low hovering around 59 degrees.

By Sunday, the sunshine will triumphantly return, pushing temperatures to a near-summery 84 degrees. The southwest wind maintains its presence, occasionally flexing up to 20 mph. The subsequent Sunday night remains mostly clear, with the temperature dipping to around 59. The start of the new week ushers in continued sun with a high nearing 85, only to be disrupted Monday night by a 30 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms after 2am.

According to the NWS, the forecast indicates Tuesday will likely be an active day weather-wise, with showers and thunderstorms likely and about a 60 percent chance of precipitation. Conditions improve slightly overnight as the chance of rain drops to 30 percent, but more showers and thunderstorms may come Wednesday, with a distinctly lower chance of 20 percent. Throughout the fluctuations, temperatures remain warm, with highs hovering in the lower 80s.