Good Saturday, folks. Our blast of October temperatures rolls on across Kentucky and this looks to settle in for the next week or so. One has to keep in mind, normal highs are in the upper 70s to low 80s for this time of year and we aren’t even close to that.

Highs today will likely stay in the 60s for most of the region. Clouds are going to be awfully tough to break and a scattered shower will still be possible.

Current Temperatures

The skies will try to clear up later tonight into Sunday and that means our temps will likely reach the lowest numbers since the spring. The NAM is forecasting some low to mid 40s by Sunday morning…

NAM 2 A closer inspection shows some upper 30s showing up just north of the Ohio River…

NAM 3Those numbers could put some spots within a few degrees of record lows. Again… we would need clear skies for temps to get that low.

Sunday afternoon looks awesome with upper 60s to low 70s for highs.

Winds will pick up on Monday as another system works in from the west. A shower or two may develop and carry us into Tuesday. This will unleash another much cooler than normal air mass across our region and much of the eastern part of the country…

GFS 3Highs for the middle and latter parts of the week should be back in the upper 60s to low 70s with lows dropping back into the 40s.

Am I the only one loving this kind of weather?

Make it a great day and take care.