Louisville, KY – Louisville residents should prepare for a scorching week as temperatures soar with a heat index approaching 100 degrees. Isolated to scattered storms are anticipated each afternoon through Tuesday, but rainfall is expected to be spotty.
According to the US National Weather Service in Louisville, hot temperatures will persist throughout the week, with highs ranging from 91 to 98 degrees. Today and Monday will see scattered thunderstorms with temperatures between 91-96 degrees and 92-96 degrees, respectively. Tuesday will have isolated storms, with temperatures between 90-94 degrees. By Wednesday and Thursday, temperatures will rise further, reaching 91-95 degrees and 94-98 degrees, respectively.
Residents are advised to stay hydrated, limit outdoor activities, and seek air-conditioned environments when possible. Heat-related illnesses can occur rapidly in such conditions. The National Weather Service also reminds everyone to check on vulnerable populations, including the elderly and young children.
Emergency services are on high alert, and cooling centers are available throughout the city for those in need. For continuous updates, follow the US National Weather Service Louisville on social media or visit their website.
