Louisville, KY – Spring weather has arrived in Kentucky, bringing heavy rain, flooding concerns, and fluctuating temperatures through the weekend. The National Weather Service issued a flood warning for Louisville and surrounding areas, in effect until further notice. Residents should expect showers and thunderstorms, particularly on Saturday and Sunday, with some areas receiving over 2 inches of rain.
According to the National Weather Service, the flooding threat is significant, especially for low-lying areas and roadways that tend to accumulate water quickly. Key roads, including portions of Interstate 64 and Interstate 71, could experience hazardous conditions due to rising water. Local authorities urge drivers to stay alert and avoid traveling through flooded areas, particularly near creek beds and poorly drained roads.
As for the weekend forecast, rain will begin tapering off by Sunday afternoon, though showers will remain likely, with temperatures holding steady in the low 40s. For those planning outdoor activities, be prepared for wet and potentially stormy conditions.
The five-day forecast ahead shows continued unsettled weather. Monday will bring partly cloudy skies with a high of 59°F, but by midweek, conditions should stabilize with sunnier skies and temperatures hovering around 50°F to 60°F. As a reminder, flood-prone areas should be prepared for potential flash flooding, and the public is advised to stay informed and keep a weather radio or smartphone alert system on.
Stay tuned for updated forecasts and travel advisories. Keep an eye on road conditions before heading out this weekend.
