News from the South - Tennessee News Feed
Lawmakers push for more disaster funding
SUMMARY: Senator Marsha Blackburn spent Friday assessing storm damage from Hurricane Helen in Northeast Tennessee. She visited Washington and Greene counties, where many individuals still lack homes and livelihoods due to the disaster. Blackburn emphasized the importance of support for affected people and businesses. She praised the strong community response, noting volunteers have provided essential supplies. Additionally, Northeast Tennessee parks are beginning to reopen, including certain trails at Roan Mountain and Sycamore Shoals Historic Park, while Rocky Fork State Park has some closed sections. Blackburn also provided a restoration update on the Kinzer Bridge, expected to be repaired by mid-next year.
Senator Marsha Blackburn visited Washington and Greene counties in Tennessee to survey the ongoing clean-up efforts.
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Evening Weather(10/19): A chilly start to Sunday will evolve into a seasonably warm afternoon with a
SUMMARY: The weather has been lovely this weekend, featuring beautiful sunset colors with temperatures warming slightly into the mid-70s this week before a cold front arrives. High pressure dominates the region, resulting in mostly clear skies and minimal chance for rain, with no significant rainfall recorded this month. Tonight’s lows will range from the upper 30s to low 40s. Future forecasts indicate abundant sunshine throughout the week, with highs reaching 77ยฐF before temperatures stabilize near seasonal norms. Meanwhile, tropical systems, including Hurricane Oscar, are moving away from the U.S., reducing potential weather impacts for the region.
While high pressure is in control, sunshine will be plentiful through the middle of next week with temps warming a bit each day. Remaining dry through the week.
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Morning Weather 10/19: Sunny and seasonable, highs in the near 70's
SUMMARY: Good morning, East Tennessee! This is your meteorologist, Daven, with a fantastic day ahead. Although we’re starting with a bit of a chilly morning, temperatures will rise into the lower 70s under sunny skies. Whether you’re celebrating or just getting outside, it’s a great day to enjoy the beautiful weather.
Here is your morning weather report for Saturday, Oct. 19, 2024.
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Lebanon police searching for missing woman
SUMMARY: The Lebanon Police are seeking public assistance in locating Sandy Martinez, who was last seen leaving Vanderbilt Wilson Hospital on Friday night dressed in hospital scrubs. Sandy is approximately 5 feet tall, has short curly hair, and braids. Authorities believe she may have been heading toward the Pavilion Senior Living Center. The police are urging anyone with information about her whereabouts to contact them immediately. Your help could be crucial in ensuring her safe return. If you spot Sandy or have any leads, please reach out to Lebanon Police as soon as possible.
She was last seen leaving Vanderbilt Wilson County Hospital wearing scrubs on Oct. 18, officials said.
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