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Kentucky Weather Alert Wednesday Nov 4: 80-Degree Heat Before Gusty Rain
Louisville, KY – Residents across central Kentucky and southern Indiana are heading into an unusually warm start to November, with temperatures approaching 80 degrees Tuesday, November 3, before an ap
By Natalie Brooks · 2026-11-02T10:11:40.855Z
Louisville, KY – Residents across central Kentucky and southern Indiana are heading into an unusually warm start to November, with temperatures approaching 80 degrees Tuesday, November 3, before an approaching cold front brings gusty rain showers Wednesday.
According to the National Weather Service in Louisville, low clouds and areas of drizzle will dominate Monday morning before partial clearing develops later in the afternoon. Temperatures are expected to reach the upper 60s and lower 70s, providing a mild start to the workweek.
The changing weather pattern will affect communities across the Louisville metropolitan area, Jefferson County and surrounding portions of central Kentucky and southern Indiana.
Temperatures Could Reach 80 Degrees Tuesday Tuesday is expected to bring the warmest conditions of the three day forecast.
The National Weather Service predicts mostly sunny skies, breezy conditions and afternoon highs between 75 and 80 degrees across the region.
The unusually mild temperatures could make Tuesday feel more like late summer than early November, especially during the afternoon.
Residents planning outdoor activities should be prepared for breezy conditions despite the sunshine.
Cold Front Brings Gusty Rain Wednesday The weather pattern changes Wednesday, November 4, as a cold front moves through the Ohio Valley.
Forecasters expect gusty rain showers to accompany the frontal passage, bringing wetter conditions to Louisville and surrounding communities.
Wednesday temperatures are expected to range from 68 to 72 degrees, marking a modest cooldown from Tuesday's warmth.
The National Weather Service has not specified exact wind gust speeds, rainfall totals or severe thunderstorm probabilities in its latest three day outlook.
Motorists traveling along Interstate 64, Interstate 65 and Interstate 71 should remain alert for changing road conditions if showers develop during commuting hours.
The forecast highlights a quick transition from Monday morning drizzle to Tuesday warmth and Wednesday's gusty rainfall.
Residents should continue monitoring forecast updates as the cold front approaches and the timing of rain becomes clearer.