Louisville, KY – A flood watch continues across Louisville, KY, as heavy rain is expected to fall through Friday morning, potentially bringing up to 3 inches of rain to the region. The National Weather Service issued the alert, warning of significant flooding risks due to the intense rainfall.
According to the National Weather Service, rainfall will intensify throughout Thursday, with the possibility of up to 3 inches of rain before it eases on Friday morning. Flash flooding is a serious concern, especially in areas with poor drainage and low-lying neighborhoods. Authorities are urging residents to remain cautious and avoid travel in flood-prone areas.
In addition to the heavy rain, thunderstorms are likely to develop, bringing with them strong winds and possible lightning strikes. Local roads, including I-64 and US 60, may be impacted by standing water, making driving hazardous. Low temperatures overnight will drop to around 56°F, with the possibility of thunderstorms continuing through Thursday night.
By Friday, the rain will begin to taper off, but floodwaters may persist through the morning hours. Local officials are urging residents to stay informed and monitor updates on flooding conditions. The storm’s severity highlights the importance of being prepared for rapidly changing weather.
