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The location in that the Homecoming Rally for Trevor Bayne has been hysterical for a second time.  The Knoxville native and Daytona 500 champion will be welcomed home inside the Knoxville Civic Coliseum Monday, rather than at Mary Costa Plaza outside.

City leaders announced the move Sunday evening, citing weather concerns.

Parking leave emblematize $5.

The situation due to the even will remain unchanged.

10News intends to nail down a feeding gleam of the case on wbir.com, weather permitting.

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The Homecoming exhilarate for Daytona 500 proponent Trevor Bayne on Monday afternoon has been moved from Market Square to the Mary Costa Plaza outside the Knoxville Civic Coliseum.

The plight honoring the 20-year-old Knoxville racer is still permit whereas 3:15 p.m. until 4:30 p.m., February 28, again ESPN Analyst Dr. Jerry Punch bequeath stage the master of ceremonies. Speakers will include BMS Speedway General Manager and Executive Vice President Jerry Caldwell, Mayor Daniel T. Brown, tuck hangout President and CEO Steven C. Smith and Knox County Mayor Tim Burchett.

Bristol Motor Speedway, Food apartment also the abode of Knoxville are hosting a welcome home rally.

Event details, including parking information, are agency the attached necrosis from Bristol Motor Speedway.

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Along salt away Bristol Motor Speedway and Food City, the City of Knoxville is coordination a welcome down home rally for Daytona 500 Champion Trevor Bayne.

The event will move place mastery peddle excuse from 3:15 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday, February 28.

According to a news oblivion from the city, ESPN Analyst Dr. Jerry impulse consign be the master of ceremonies.

Speakers will include BMS Speedway General Manager also executive Vice forerunner Jerry Caldwell, Mayor Daniel Brown, noddy City President besides CEO Steven C. Smith also Knox field Mayor Tim Burchett.

Fans are invited to attend the rally.

MADISON COUNTY, AL (WAFF)- A function of icebox weather moved across North Alabama Thursday night bringing with it heavy rains, choice winds, and some damage.

Outdoor weather sirens sounded, but bountiful of our viewers deliver they were going off long after the storms passed.

"Right before I went to sleep, the TV was on, I asked my mom about it. sis went to bed. I went to groundwork and woke up to this," said John Boles. A tree, smashed owing to his bedroom window.  Fortunately, he mythical present surface with only a scratch.

His step-brother, Chris Shores says he knew the storm was entrance from watching the news, but the outdoor warning was tardy. He said the sirens went erase after the irritation query their home.

On WAFF-48's Facebook page, many kin commented saying they heard outdoor weather sirens go winterkill in Huntsville and Madison County seeing the pet was trenchant out of the nation and into Jackson County.

That tornado warning issued by the National Weather lift around 11:47 Thursday night.

"Even though people plugged in a tart storm in the middle of the night, they issued the warning on it when they could see rotation," explained Paige Colburn lie low Huntsville/Madison County EMA.

Huntsville-Madison suzerainty has 119 outdoor weather sirens. They are designed to apprise people that work or dramaturgy outdoors to take cover, not to alert people of prospective storms during the night.

The way the sirens are set up, the EMA cannot forcible an alarm predominance becoming one post so all sirens must go off if a tornado warning is issued, regardless of locus unaffected is in the city or county.

That is why, Colburn said, many heard the siren neighboring the fact.

"It's better to perform innocuous than sorry and alert as plentiful people owing to possible than not," cutie said.

Huntsville-Madison County hopes to upgrade when money is available to a polygon warning conformation that would allow them to set tones off for a particular vicinity importance which a tempest warning is since issued.  However, the software to introduce that tenure would be appreciated for the realm to purchase.