Weird, Wild & Unpredictable

About the Book

Did you know?

Knoxville used to get enough snow to host a sleigh carnival!

On one day over two dozen tornadoes tore through the eastern half of Tennessee!

Temperatures have reached 106^oF in East Tennessee!

Winters used to be cold enough to freeze the Tennessee River from one side to the other several inches thick!

From being buried under a blanket of snow to gazing on dazzling displays of fall color on a clear autumn day, the variety of weather experienced in East Tennessee makes living in this beautiful slice of America even more interesting. Each day holds its weather oddities and Weird, Wild & Unpredictable looks back at some of our biggest weather surprises over the years.

The changes in the climate of East Tennessee since the area was settled will fascinate you as you reminisce the big storms and wicked weather you lived through. You'll see East Tennessee weather from a whole new perspective a regional photo album of our weather past!

About the Author

About the Author:
Matthew Miller is a meteorologist for WATE in Knoxville.
Since moving to Tennessee, Matthew has grown very fond of these hills and proudly calls Knoxville home. A graduate of Oklahoma Christian University and the University of Oklahoma, he holds a Bachelor?s degree in Mathematics and a Master?s degree in Meteorology.