Good Friday to one and all. We have a cold front sweeping eastward across the commonwealth today. This front is bringing scattered showers and thunderstorms to much of the region and will be followed by a chilly blast of air to start the coming weekend.

Here’s a breakdown of what to expect:

– Scattered showers and rumbles of thunder develop and roll across the state today. The best chance of rain is across central and eastern Kentucky. It is not going to rain all day or evening and some areas won’t pick up very much at all.

– Rains will quickly taper from northwest to southeast this evening as cooler and drier winds blow. Temps will drop into the upper 50s for the second half of high school football action.

– Saturday may start with a shower in the southeast, but it looks like a gorgeous day. Upper 40s will start things out with low and middle 60s to end it. Winds will be a little gusty, but nothing we can’t handle.

– Temps by Sunday morning will drop to around 40 in some areas. A few upper 30s will be possible in the colder valleys…

GFS TEMPS 1– Sunday is another awesome day with low 70-75 west and upper 60s to near 70 east.

– Another cold front moves in late Monday into Monday night with a band of showers…

Euro– Temps take another dive behind this front…

Euro 2Another shot of chill comes late next week and we will focus more on that over the coming weekend. Until then, let’s track some showers…

 

 

Make it a great day and take care.