Good Thursday, everyone. Rounds of showers and thunderstorms will continue to push across the bluegrass state for the next several days. As tropical moisture gets involved in the pattern, we will need to be on guard for some high water issues developing.

Let’s begin with today and roll forward. Showers and storms will be rather common, with breaks between the rounds. The greatest concentration is across the southern half of the state and this may be the area to watch for any local high water issues of the day…

Additional rounds of showers and thunderstorms will be common through the weekend and into Monday. These storms will get an influx of tropical action, leading to some hefty rain totals. That will keep the, at least, local high water threat going.

Temps will be held in check during this time, but an honest to goodness trough develops across the eastern half of the country into next week…

That’s a very cool setup around here and for much of the country…

As we look farther down the weather road, the European Weeklies from WeatherBell continue to show a very active and wet pattern through the middle of July. Look at all the above normal precipitation showing up…

That’s a lot of water for a lot of people across the country. A map like that would also ensure true heat will have another tough time getting established this summer. Basically, it’s a continuation of the past several summers.

Have a great Thursday and take care.