06.05.2024

Today’s Forecast

86º | 67% chance of precipitation
Sunrise 6:26 a.m. | Sunset 8:52 p.m.

☀️ It’s almost summertime

Summer 2024 weather forecast for Chattanooga

Things are heating up in the Scenic City. | Photo by @djtphotography1

We know the question on your mind, Chattanooga — when is it really going to get hot? Thanks to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s Climate Prediction Center, we know what temperatures and precipitation trends to expect in our city for June, July, and August.

While exact weather conditions typically can’t be predicted more than a week in advance, here’s a seasonal outlook to help you prepare for what summer will bring.

Reminder: The first day of summer is on Thursday, June 20.

🌡️ Temperature

No surprises here — get ready for the heat. This summer, Chattanooga has a 40-50% chance of temperatures being higher than normal.

🌨️ Precipitation

Keep your umbrella nearby and expect slightly more precipitation. Chattanooga also has a 40-50% chance of seeing higher than average rainfall amounts this summer.

NOOGAtoday | Summer weather outlook 2024 — Spoiler alert: It’s gonna be a hot one.
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Map via NOAA

June

June highlights the transitions into Chattanooga’s summer with warmer weather and sunny conditions. Temperatures tend to increase to 85.6° — compared to May’s 78.1°. Bonus: The sun is out for an average of 14.5 hours this month, meaning you’ll have more time during the day to enjoy outdoor activities.

July

Historically, July sees the highest temperatures, averaging around 88° — marking the peak of summer in Chattanooga. You can also expect the average relative humidity rate to increase to 75% on most days during this month.

July’s heat index is computed to be 102.2°, so you’ll want to make sure you stay hydrated and take precautions while outdoors.

August

Temperatures in August tend to decrease slightly to an average of 87.3°, so you can still expect plenty of warm and sunny days ahead.

Rainfall during August will typically increase to reach an average of 3.31 inches, for a slight break from the summer heat.

Bonus: There’s no shortage of things to do in Chattanooga this summer. Check out our guide for summer happenings we have our eyes on.

Asked

Chattanooga’s record high temperature is 107°. When was it recorded?

A. June 28, 2007
B. June 30, 2010
C. July 1, 2012
D. July 12, 2015

Don't sweat it

Events

Wednesday, June 5

Ally Venable | Wednesday, June 5 | 6 p.m. | Songbirds, 206 W. Main St., Chattanooga | $22 | Hear this singer-songwriter and guitarist perform blues and rock songs.
White Out — Chattanooga Red Wolves SC vs. Union Omaha | Wednesday, June 5 | 6:30 p.m. | CHI Memorial Stadium, 1 Stadium Way, Chattanooga | $15-$40 | Tonight’s annual White Out match is in support of lung cancer awareness.*

Thursday, June 6

Throwback Thursday | Thursday, June 6 | 4-8 p.m. | Hunter Museum of American Art, 10 Bluff View Ave., Chattanooga | Free | See the museum’s permanent collection + special exhibition “Art Deco Glass.”
“Blue Whales 3D” | Thursday, June 6 | 6-7:45 p.m. | Tennessee Aquarium IMAX 3D Theater, 201 Chestnut St., Chattanooga | $9.95 | Watch the film followed by a discussion with marine biologist + star of the film, Dr. Diane Gendron.

Friday, June 7

“ELSEWHERE: Pulling Forth the Invisible” | Friday, June 7 | 6-8 p.m. | ClearStory Arts Gallery, 1673 S. Holtzclaw Ave., Chattanooga | Free, RSVP | Come to the opening of this exhibit that focuses on themes of fantasy, futurism, nostalgia, and other places “that are far away from here.”
Free Movie Night | Friday, June 7 | 8-11:30 p.m. | Chester Frost Park, Buffalo Run Stage, 7989 Causeway Rd., Hixson | Free+ | Head to the park to enjoy free popcorn, games, and a screening of “Beauty and the Beast” — the movie starts at 9 p.m.

Saturday, June 8

Kids and Adult Amateur Olympics | Saturday, June 8 | 9 a.m.-12 p.m. | Coolidge Park, 150 River St., Chattanooga | Free, RSVP | Come solo or bring your friends for an afternoon of friendly competition — bring a change of clothes.
Cheiman Tea & Coffee Mini Pop-Up | Saturday, June 8 | 10 a.m.-2 p.m. | Sophie’s Shoppe, 1415 Market St., Chattanooga | Price of purchase | Grab a coffee or chai latte from Chattanooga’s newest mini espresso truck.

Events calendar here

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News Notes

Development

Mixed-use buildings could be built on over 100 acres of the old Wheland Foundry site, around the upcoming new stadium, in a proposed development plan. Notably, the project agreement outlines that the site owner will revitalize the surrounding 690,000-sqft area within five years of the stadium’s completion. (Chattanooga Times Free Press)

Civic

We’ve got some voting dates to remember. The upcoming State and Federal Primary + State and County General Elections are slated for Thursday, Aug. 1. Early voting will run from Friday, July 12 through Saturday, July 27. Note: The deadline to request an absentee ballot is Thursday, July 25.

Community

In case you missed it, project submissions are open for United Way of Greater Chattanooga’s 2024 Day of Caring. Volunteers will get connected to the organizations with approved projects on Friday, Sept. 20. Learn how to submit your proposal by Monday, June 17.

Outdoors

The Chattanooga Parks and Outdoors Department recently announced changes to Greenway Farm. Folks can expect new ADA walkways (from the bathrooms to the dog park + around the Outdoor Chattanooga Barn) and a splash zone added to the dog park by mid-June. Note: The dog park will experience closures for the construction. (Big106.9)

Cause

Chattanooga Room in the Inn is currently seeking volunteers to help run its Child Enrichment Program on Monday nights, providing engaging educational opportunities for the kiddos. Bonus: Sign up for an informational session on Wednesday, July 17.

Holiday

The City of East Ridge will host its annual Father’s Day Field Day on Saturday, June 15 from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. The family-friendly celebration will feature yard games, a Topgolf experience, and all of the classic dad foods (think: hot dogs, chips, and drinks), while supplies last. (The Pulse)

Edu

Have you heard the buzz about the power industry? See why the industry is undergoing a major transformation — and check out UTC’s new Master of Science in Engineering Management - Concentration in Power degree, designed for technical professionals looking for an advanced career in a tech-driven world.*

Finance

You know a restaurant’s good if other chefs eat there, and you can trust a gym where athletes train. So, we’ll trust this rec: This card recommended by The Ascent has no annual fee and offers up to 5% cash back, a sign-up bonus, and 0% intro APR into 2025.*

Film

🪨 Meet Sasha DiGiulian

Climbing athlete Sasha DiGiulian to visit Chattanooga

Be one of the first to see this documentary film. | Graphic provided by Red Bull Media House

Folks within the rock climbing community may be familiar with professional rock climber Sasha DiGiulian. She has been climbing since she was six years old, was the first North American woman to climb the grade 9a, 5.14d (recognized as one of the hardest climbs achieved by a female) + has taken home several world titles.

DiGiulian is the subject of the upcoming HBO Sports documentary from Red Bull Media House, “Here to Climb,” which is set to debut on Tuesday, June 18. The film follows her journey to “the biggest walls on the planet with a series of bold first female ascents.”

Want to be one of the first to see the film? DiGiulian will make a stop in Chattanooga on Friday, June 7 at the Chattanooga Theatre Centre. Attendees can watch the documentary for free and join DiGiulian for a Q+A session following the screening — get your tickets online.

The Buy

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The ultimate summer grill accessory: a wireless smart thermometer. Stick it in your food, cook as usual, and the thermometer will notify your smartphone when your meat has reached the ideal internal temp. Hello, perfectly cooked steaks…

The Wrap

Today’s edition by:
Kristen

From the editor

Want to start recycling? Local business Overlooked Materials announced it has received its residential bins for recycle-ready residents. Folks can sign up online to get their bins for the first collection.

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