Good evening, folks. It’s been another warm day with some record temperatures falling across the bluegrass state. This warm air hangs tough through Friday with additional record highs likely to fall. Once past Friday, we get into more of a back and forth battle with the temps, leading to a busy pattern.

Scattered showers are on the move out there today. This isn’t a constant rain, but it will continue through the first half of Wednesday for some…

Temps tomorrow ill be cooler in the easy and much warmer in the west.

Isolated storms will be possible on Thursday as temps take off once again. Afternoon temps can reach 70-75 for areas getting enough sun. Records for this day are pretty steep and around 80 from back in 1996.

Friday is a day that we can really see temps taking off and reaching mid and upper 70s in some areas. Winds will be very gusty ahead of a cold front moving in with strong or severe storms…

GFS

Here’s the super early risk area from the SPC…

SPC

Colder air then moves in here on Saturday with the chance for some snowflakes and temps in the upper 30s to low 40s.

The GFS continues to show a weak system with a touch of rain and snow by Sunday night…

GFS 2

That’s ahead of a big surge in temps on Monday that can lead to additional thunderstorms developing along a warm front…

GFS 3

Temps can hit 70 again by Tuesday and Wednesday as another strong system rolls our way. This can bring heavy rain and strong storms…

GFS 4

Colder air follows that up and that basically is our pattern over the next few weeks. That back and forth will lead to an active storm track across our region with heavy precipitation totals. The average of 22 members from the GFS Ensembles is impressive over a 2 week span…

GFS Rain 2

Have a great evening and take care.