Louisville, Kentucky – Afternoon storms and drenching humidity will grip Kentucky through early next week, with a 90% chance of thunderstorms expected by Monday, increasing the risk of localized flooding across Louisville and surrounding areas.
According to the National Weather Service in Louisville, storm chances begin rising Saturday afternoon (50%) and increase to 60% on Sunday, peaking at 90% on Monday. Rain and thunderstorms are most likely during late-day hours and could persist through Tuesday. Highs will remain steamy in the mid to upper 80s, with lows hovering in the low 70s.
Jefferson, Bullitt, and Hardin counties could see multiple rounds of showers and storms, with water pooling on low-lying roads, especially during evening commutes. While rainfall totals remain uncertain, even brief downpours could overwhelm storm drains in urban areas. Motorists should avoid driving through standing water and monitor local alerts.
Residents are urged to stay weather-aware, secure outdoor items, and check backup power supplies in case of brief outages. Lower humidity and calmer conditions may return by Wednesday.
Warnings remain in effect through Tuesday, with additional advisories possible as the system evolves.
