Good Wednesday, my fellow weather weenies. We continue to track rounds of strong and severe thunderstorms taking aim at the bluegrass state. This action rolls on out there today and will carry us through our Thursday.

I have no real changes on what to expect. We have to watch the northwestern sky for clusters of strong to severe storms diving into central and eastern Kentucky today, similar to what the NAM is showing…

NAM

Damaging winds will continue to be the primary threat. The potential for a more severe weather is there for Thursday as a line of thunderstorms develops and drops in from the north…

GFS

Damaging winds continue to be the main severe weather threat with all the storms that blow through here. Torrential rains are also likely, and this could cause local flash flooding. Some areas of the region picked up several inches of rain on Tuesday. It won’t take much to cause more flooding woes.

Track away:

Today’s risk area

Latest Day 1 convective outlook

Current Watches
Current Watches

Possible Watch Areas
Current MDs

Looking farther down the road, temps this weekend will take off with low and middle 90s possible. Humidity levels will make it feel hotter than that.

Storms then drop back in here early next week with temps coming back down.

I will have the latest on the severe threat on WKYT-TV. Have a great day and take care.