Louisville, Kentucky – Kentucky residents can look forward to a break from the heat and humidity this weekend, but storms could disrupt plans by Sunday afternoon, especially east of I-65.
According to the National Weather Service Louisville, tonight will be mostly clear with lows between 56 and 64 degrees—offering one of the most comfortable summer nights in recent weeks. Saturday will bring sunny skies, less humidity, and highs ranging from 79 to 84°F across the region.
Sunday tells a different story for areas east of I-65, where scattered showers and thunderstorms may develop after midday. Cities like Lexington, Richmond, and Somerset could see downpours and gusty winds. While Louisville and Bowling Green are expected to stay mostly dry, residents in eastern counties should keep an eye on the radar, especially for outdoor activities and travel plans.
For those headed out, the Kentucky Department of Transportation advises checking road conditions before driving on Sunday afternoon. Secure loose outdoor items and have a way to receive weather alerts, especially if you’re in an area prone to sudden storms.
Humidity remains comfortable through Saturday, making it ideal for yardwork and community events. However, weather threats could return Sunday, and additional updates or advisories are possible if storms intensify.
Stay tuned to local alerts as conditions may change quickly, and keep updated for possible new advisories through Sunday evening.
