Tennessee Valley Weather

Tennessee Valley Weather launched April 12, 2020 to answer the need for enhanced local weather coverage in Southern Tennessee, North Alabama, and Northeast Mississippi. Our goal was simple: to provide the communities we serve with the most professional and accurate weather information possible. This led our team to become among the first in the nation to extend such coverage options to a given area using live Internet streaming technologies, mobile and smart television applications, and over-the-air content on affiliated radio stations. From utilizing our expansive network of weather sensors and cameras, to our powerful suite of Baron Weather computer systems, and our state-of-the-art broadcast center, the Tennessee Valley Weather Team stands equipped to meet the evolving challenges of forecasting and storm tracking in the heart of “Dixie Alley.” We work daily to answer the call that everyone in our coverage area is given fair, accurate, and as personalized weather coverage as possible, from sunny to stormy days alike. Such efforts have earned our crew distinction in the broadcast industry. In 2022, Tennessee Valley Weather was named “Best Public Service” in our division by the Tennessee Association of Broadcasters at its annual awards banquet. The honor highlighted our team’s coverage of a 2021 tornado event through Southern Middle Tennessee. In 2024, Tennessee Valley Weather won a Telly Award and a Communicator Award for "Excellence in Social Video News & Information" for the team's coverage the March 31 - April 1, 2023 EF-3 tornado. We are passionate about our operation because we’re offering a service to our home. Each member of our team is either “from around here” or has chosen to make their residence in the Tennessee Valley. It’s also where our families and friends live. It’s where we each live, work, and worship. Serving our neighbors is a great honor and one we take seriously every day. So, when storm clouds are forming or you’re simply wonder