Louisville, KY – Rain chances are set to increase across Kentucky as the region heads into the first half of the upcoming week. While a washout is not expected on any one day, there will be opportunities for scattered showers and storms throughout much of the week. Temperatures are expected to remain below seasonal normals, providing a cooler respite from typical summer heat.
According to the National Weather Service Louisville, localized areas could experience heavier rainfall amounts due to slow-moving storms. Sunday sees a 30% chance of scattered showers and storms, primarily affecting southern and eastern Kentucky, with temperatures ranging from 83°F to 88°F.
Monday brings a higher probability of precipitation, with a 50% chance of showers and storms, particularly in the south and east. Temperatures will range from 81°F to 86°F. Tuesday will continue the trend with a 40% chance of scattered afternoon showers and storms and temperatures between 81°F and 86°F.
The forecast for Wednesday indicates a slight break from the rain, with partly cloudy skies and temperatures climbing to 87°F. However, rain chances return on Thursday, with a 40% chance of showers and storms and temperatures between 69°F and 84°F. Friday should see slightly cooler temperatures, ranging from 67°F to 85°F, with partly cloudy skies.
The weekend looks to be warmer and drier, with Saturday reaching 86°F under mostly sunny skies and Sunday climbing to 89°F. Early next week, temperatures will continue to rise, with highs reaching 91°F on Monday and 90°F on Tuesday.
