Louisville, KY – Spring weather brings significant challenges to Louisville as a Flood Watch remains in effect until Sunday morning. Strong storms and heavy rainfall are predicted to impact the region, with the possibility of flooding and wind gusts up to 50 mph. These conditions could affect roadways, including Interstate 65 and other major routes in the area.
According to the National Weather Service, the flood risk is heightened by continued rain expected through the evening and into Thursday. Severe thunderstorms are possible, and heavy rain could lead to flash flooding. Travelers should be cautious on roadways, particularly those near rivers and creeks, where flooding may develop rapidly.
The weather service also issued a Wind Advisory, warning of gusts as strong as 50 mph through Thursday. These winds could knock down tree limbs and cause dangerous driving conditions. Residents are urged to secure outdoor objects and avoid unnecessary travel if conditions worsen.
As the spring storm system continues, be prepared for potential severe weather. For the latest updates, residents are advised to monitor local news sources and follow safety instructions from authorities.
Looking ahead, the extended forecast shows more rain and wind through the weekend, with a high likelihood of thunderstorms by Friday. Temperatures will remain cool, staying in the low to mid-70s.
Extended Forecast:
- Thursday: Heavy rain, with a high of 72°F and low of 57°F. Chance of thunderstorms is 100%.
- Friday: Showers likely, with a high near 77°F.
- Saturday: More rain, with a high of 74°F and possible thunderstorms.
- Sunday: Showers continuing, with highs near 60°F.
