Louisville, Kentucky – Severe storms are possible across Kentucky as a disturbance sweeps through the region tonight and tomorrow. Showers and isolated thunderstorms will persist into Wednesday night, with some storms intensifying during the afternoon and evening hours.
According to the National Weather Service, parts of the state may see rainfall amounts of up to an inch, with localized flooding possible. Cities like Louisville, Lexington, and Elizabethtown are expected to experience the brunt of the storms, with gusty winds and the potential for hail in some areas. The storms are expected to taper off after tomorrow night, paving the way for calmer, drier weather by the weekend.
In Louisville, the temperature will dip to a low of 60°F tonight, with conditions becoming mostly cloudy throughout the day on Wednesday. The region will likely see a high of 72°F to 77°F on Thursday, along with a 70% chance of more rain and thunderstorms. As conditions settle, expect mostly sunny skies Friday and Saturday, with temperatures rising into the low 70s.
For those planning to be outside, take extra precautions, especially during the afternoon and evening tomorrow when conditions are most favorable for severe weather.
