Good Wednesday, everyone. Big changes are blowing across the bluegrass state over the next few days. Those changes start today with some scattered storms that can be on the strong side. The big news comes Thursday into Friday as rain chances really increase and temps decrease.

Scattered showers and storms out there today can be on the strong side, especially in the west and north. I will have your tracking tools for those in a moment. Temps will range from the upper 70s to low 80s as winds stay very gusty.

Widespread rain and thunderstorms work across the region on Thursday. Some of the storms may be strong and put down very heavy rainfall. Winds will be very gusty with a big temperature crash from west to east.

Showers linger into the first half of Friday across the central and east. Winds stay gusty with highs in the 50s. This means temps in the 40s for high school football games.

Lows by Saturday morning will be deep in the 30s…

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If we can get the winds to calm down, widespread frost would be likely. Saturday’s highs will range from 60 in the far west to the low and middle 50s east. Skies stay partly sunny.

I have you all set to do some Wednesday storm tracking…

Today’s risk area

Latest Day 1 convective outlook

Current Watches
Current Watches

Possible Watch Areas
Current MDs

Make it a great day and take care.