Good afternoon, everyone. Heavy rain continues to push across Kentucky, bringing the potential for flooding through tonight. That’s when colder air moves in, bringing a period of winter weather back into the region as our storm system moves away.

Torrential rains continue to pound much of the region and this is leading to an elevated threat for flooding and flash flooding. Short range models are cranking out an additional 3″+ of rain today…

Some thunderstorms are also getting into the mix across the south, so that will up the ante on flash flooding.

Temps continue to be pretty awesome with much of the area in the 30s, but some low 60s showing up across the southeast.

As our low slides off to the east later today, we will see wraparound snow and a light mix later tonight into Tuesday. This could lead to a few morning travel issues.

Here’s how the NAM sees the switch…

Snow accumulations will be rather light…

NAM

Hi Res NAM

I will have updates later today. I leave you with your afternoon tracking toys…

Covington area

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Florence

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Interstate 71 in Gallatin County

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Have a good one and take care.