Kentucky – A sharp chill hangs in the air this morning as frost clings to rooftops and early blooms across the Louisville metro.
According to the National Weather Service, a Frost Advisory remains in effect until 10 a.m., with temperatures dropping to around 31°F in parts of Kentucky and southern Indiana. Sensitive plants may be damaged if left uncovered.
That cold bite fades quickly after sunrise.
Sunshine takes over by late morning, pushing highs near 70°F this afternoon. It’s a dramatic swing that signals a broader warm-up already underway across the Ohio Valley.
The warming trend accelerates into early week.
Monday climbs to 76°F with a steady southwest breeze. By Tuesday, temperatures surge to 83°F, bringing a brief “summer tease” feel to Louisville neighborhoods and nearby communities like Jeffersonville and New Albany.
Storm chances follow close behind.
By late Tuesday night, scattered showers and thunderstorms begin to develop, especially after midnight. Roads could turn slick before the Wednesday morning commute.
Midweek turns more active.
Rain chances jump to 80% by Wednesday, with showers and possible thunderstorms spreading across I-64 and I-65 corridors. Expect slower travel and periods of reduced visibility.
Showers linger into Thursday, keeping conditions unsettled and damp across the region.
This stretch highlights a classic spring pattern—cold mornings, fast warm-ups, then stormy swings.
Five Day Outlook for Louisville, KY:
Today: Sunny, high near 70°F
Monday: Mostly cloudy, high near 76°F
Tuesday: Partly sunny, high near 83°F
Wednesday: Showers likely, high near 71°F
Thursday: Showers likely, high near 73°F
