Wind Advisory: Strong Gusts Expected in Tennessee

0:00What's up? I'm Corey, and these are your headlines from Durham News today. The National Weather Service in Morse Town, Tennessee issued a wind advisory Sunday at 2.17pm. It's for Cherokee and Clay Counties, starting Monday and midnight and lasting until 8am. South winds are expected at 10-25 miles per hour, with gusts up to 40 miles per hour. Guests could get even stronger along a cold front early Monday morning than winds shift westerly around 8am. These winds might blow around loose objects, not down tree limbs, and cause some power outages. Driving could get tricky, especially for high profile vehicles like trucks, so extra caution is key. A wind advisory means strong winds are coming, but not quite at warning levels. Warnings call for a media shelter, while watches say be prepared by securing outdoor items. To stay safe, trim branches near your home ahead of time, secure loose items, and have an emergency kit ready with food and water for three days. During winds, head indoors to an interior room, drive carefully if needed, and stay away

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