Rain Today, Cooler Tomorrow

Today – Scat’d Showers – High 70 / Tonight – Showers Likely – Low 40

7am 52 ~ 10am 60 ~ 1pm 67 ~ 4pm 64 ~ 7pm 60

Surface low pressure system will eject from the central Plains today, and end up northeast of the Great Lakes. This weather maker’s associated cold front will track west to east across our region as a result. This will introduce scattered showers and perhaps a stray storm or two to the forecast today, with widespread rain showers taking over by this evening.

Severe weather is NOT expected, however, wind gusts of 20-30mph is a very real possibility. Rainfall amounts could range up to .50+”. The thickness model provided likes the idea of damp conditions across south central Kentucky at 6pm this evening:

Thu – Mostly Sunny & Cooler – High 52 / Thu Night – Clear – Low 31

7am 44 ~ 10am 50 ~ 1pm 52 ~ 4pm 50 ~ 7pm 47

High pressure will build over the area following the passing of the cold front, supplementing partly to mostly sunny skies. Northwesterly winds will take over in response, which will limit afternoon highs to the lower 50s. Thursday night, lows are forecast to flirt with the freezing threshold of 32 degrees.

Friday Into The Weekend…