Louisville, Kentucky – Storms will roll into central Kentucky by late Wednesday, bringing the risk of evening downpours, gusty winds, and ponding on roadways like I-64 and I-65 near Louisville.
According to the National Weather Service in Louisville, scattered thunderstorms are expected mainly after 8 p.m. Wednesday, with localized rainfall totals near a half-inch. Rain continues off and on through Saturday, increasing the potential for standing water in low-lying and flood-prone areas.
Wednesday’s high reaches 76°F under partly sunny skies before storms develop. Rain tapers overnight, but a 20 to 30 percent chance of showers lingers through Friday, with highs hovering in the mid-70s. Winds will remain light but variable, complicating storm development and timing. Outdoor activities and evening commutes may be disrupted midweek due to rapidly changing conditions.
Louisville-area drivers should use caution Wednesday evening, especially along I-64 and I-65, where visibility may drop during downpours. No organized severe weather is expected, but residents should remain alert to lightning and brief gusty winds during any thunderstorm.
Looking ahead, Thursday brings a brief break with mostly sunny skies and a high of 77°F. Friday returns to a 20 percent rain chance, while Saturday and Sunday grow warmer—peaking near 81°F—but each day includes afternoon storm potential. Monday starts the new week mostly dry with highs reaching 84°F.
This unsettled pattern marks a wet and stormy start to early Summer, with rain chances sticking around through the weekend. Stay weather-aware and monitor updates from the National Weather Service.
