Flash Flooding Still a Concern Today

Rain is moving out, opening up the door to COLD air and possible snowflakes.

Posted by Landon Hampton on Saturday, December 23, 2017

Flooding Still Possible

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Flash Flood Watch – NWS Louisville

Good morning, everybody! I have some good news for y’all; the rain is gonna stop! There is a light at the end of the tunnel, yay! The cold front associated with this low pressure system will move through today, putting an end to all this nasty rain. The rain looks to stop around noonish, but, until then, there is a *flash flood watch* until noon today. We’re still looking at totals of 3-3.5 inches of rain in south central Kentucky before everything’s over, so please use extreme caution when driving around town.

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Hi-res NAM Simulated Reflectivity ending Saturday 12pm, via COD Meteorology

Temperatures will start to fall behind the cold front due to the winds now coming from the northwest (Canada), so the high for today will actually be in the morning time. Highs will be in the low 50’s but will fall to the low 40’s by the afternoon. Don’t worry; it’s going to get cold!

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With the rain having stopped earlier in the day, overnight will remain mostly cloudy. Lows will hover right around the freezing mark, setting us up for a very chilly Christmas Eve morning…

Min Temp for Saturday, via Pivotal Weather

Christmas Eve

For Christmas Eve, the day will start out dry and chilly. An upper level disturbance looks to swing through the region later that afternoon, potentially giving us some light rain or even snow flurries! However, if we were to have any precipitation, no measurable accumulation is expected (sorry, snow lovers).

Max Temp for Sunday, via Pivotal Weather

Highs for Sunday will be in the mid 40’s under mostly cloudy skies, while lows will be in the mid 20’s.

Christmas Day and Beyond

For Christmas Day through mid-week, we can pretty much expect the weather to remain cold and dry. Highs on Christmas will be in the mid to upper 30’s under mostly sunny skies. Lows will again be in the mid 20’s under mostly cloudy skies.

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That’s it for me! Y’all have a safe and merry Christmas! Follow @wxornotBG on Twitter and like Landon Hampton on Facebook for the latest weather information. Also, Landon posts daily weather vlogs on Facebook, so be sure to check those out! Have a fantastic day and try not to get rained on!