Good Wednesday to one and all. Rounds of showers and storms have been dumping torrential rains across the region for past several days. We have one more day of boomers, before a little bit of a break moves in for the rest of the week into the start of the weekend.

Scattered storms will be out there again today and could bring more heavy rains for some. A line of showers and storms may develop this evening and drop in from the north. That line may bring some high winds and hail to areas of central and eastern Kentucky.

The Storm Prediction Center continues with a low-end risk for severe weather…

A little better air moves in for Thursday as we push the storms to our south. Highs will reach the low 80s across the eastern half of the state, but hang around 90 in the far west…

That better feeling air will hang around into early Friday, with some upper 50s showing up…

Temps by Friday will begin to heat up with low 90s across the west and mid and upper 80s east. Most areas should hit 90 this weekend, with the west being the hottest across the state. Many of the forecast models continue to run way too hot in general, but that’s especially the case given the wet ground we have. Sill, it’s a toasty weekend.

The threat for a storm or two will sneak back in on Sunday, with storm chances going back up through next week. A couple of cold fronts look to drop in from the northwest, and there may even be some tropical moisture trying  to work our way from the Gulf of Mexico. Here’s the GFS for next week…

The Canadian has a similar thought process…

As usual, I have you all set to track today’s additional rounds of showers and storms…

Current watches
Current Watches

Possible watch areas
Current MDs

Make it a great day and take care.