Louisville, KY – Sunday brings a shift in weather for Louisville, with a chance of showers and thunderstorms moving in by the afternoon. The National Weather Service has issued a weather alert for the area, with conditions expected to worsen after 2 p.m. As temperatures climb to 79°F, the atmosphere will grow unstable, potentially triggering heavy rainfall and gusty winds throughout the region.
According to the NWS, thunderstorms are most likely between 2 p.m. and 6 p.m., with rainfall totals possibly exceeding half an inch in a short period of time. Drivers on I-65 and other major roadways should be prepared for sudden downpours, which could reduce visibility and cause slippery conditions.
While many areas will see intermittent showers, thunderstorms are likely to develop, bringing localized heavy rain and potentially dangerous conditions, especially for anyone planning outdoor activities. If you’re heading to the Derby City or surrounding areas, make sure to carry an umbrella and avoid unnecessary travel during the peak of the storms.
By Sunday evening, the weather will begin to clear, but residual scattered showers could persist through Monday morning. Louisville residents should expect partly cloudy skies Monday, with temperatures hovering around 74°F. Keep an eye on your local forecast for any updates as the weekend progresses, and be prepared for additional showers and thunderstorms Monday and beyond.
