Good Thursday, folks. Our weather pattern continues to be stuck in place, with rounds of showers and thunderstorms rolling on into early August. This action really doesn’t show much sign of letting up any time soon. This also helps to keep the temps in check.

This sounds like the proverbial broken record, but any storm that goes up today can be strong and put down enough rain to cause local high water issues, mainly in the east. Your daily dose of tracking toys…

Scattered showers and storms will also be noted on Friday with temps in the 80s. The scattered showers and storms roll into the coming weekend…

Temps this weekend into early next week will be more typical of this time of year, but nothing really “hot”. More showers and storms crank next week as another cold front drops in from the northwest…

If we look longer range with some of the seasonal models, we find a continuation of the above normal rainfall setup. The European Model has much of the country with a wetter than normal look through the middle of September…

The CFS isn’t quite as generous, but has our region above normal…

One thing is for certain, this has been one heck of a wet year across the bluegrass state. That’s actually been a common theme over the past decade… both for rainfall and snowfall. The past decade has been very wet and white across the bluegrass state.

Speaking of snow, I’m going to start throwing some winter talk at ya in the next few weeks. 🙂

Make it a great Thursday and take care..