Louisville, KY – As Louisville enjoys a sunny Monday with temperatures between 77-82°F, the US National Weather Service has forecasted a significant weather shift starting Tuesday. Residents can expect temperatures to soar between 88-93°F, marking the return of the heatwave.
According to the US National Weather Service, scattered storms are predicted to enter the area by Wednesday afternoon, with temperatures reaching a high of 96°F. The heat index on Wednesday is expected to climb to 105°F. Thursday will see numerous thunderstorms, with temperatures ranging from 86-91°F and a heat index of 100°F. Friday will continue the trend with more storms, temperatures between 85-90°F, and a heat index up to 100°F.
With the July Fourth celebrations approaching, those planning outdoor activities should monitor the forecast closely. Strong to severe storms are possible, especially from Wednesday through Friday. Saturday and Sunday are expected to bring some relief, with temperatures dropping to 86°F and 85°F, respectively, and clearer skies anticipated.
Air quality in Louisville remains good with an index of 35. Winds from the northeast at 7 mph are providing some respite. Overall, while Monday remains clear and calm, residents should prepare for fluctuating weather conditions and take necessary precautions for the upcoming heat and storms.
