Good Saturday, everyone. We are rolling into the weekend on a windy and warm note, with thunderstorms rolling across Kentucky. A few of these boomers could be strong and this is all part of a pattern that is skewed warm and stormy for the weeks ahead.

Today’s temps reach the 70s across central and eastern Kentucky on a strong southwesterly wind. Farther west, thunderstorms will be developing. That action will then roll across the rest of the state very late today and carry us into part of Sunday. I will have your tracking toys in a bit.

Another system then rolls in here later Monday with thunderstorms on the increase…

Just like this weekend, a few of the storms may be on the strong side. Highs remain in the upper 60s to low 70s into early next week.

There could be a very warm break develop by Wednesday, with the focus shifting toward a potent upper level system ejecting from the southwest…

That setup could bring rounds of strong storms from the plains into our region late in the week into next weekend.

Similar storm systems may follow that one up into the following week. Have I mentioned, this is likely to be a very active severe weather season? 😉

Speaking of the severe threat, I leave you with your Saturday storm tracking tools…

Current Watches
Current Watches

Possible Watch Areas
Current MDs

Make it a great day and take care.