Good Thursday to one and all. Our stormy pattern keeps on keeping on across the bluegrass state of Kentucky. Heavy rain and storms have been common and it looks like that’s going to continue to be the case in the coming weeks. Record rain numbers are possible before this summer is over. Heck… maybe some yearly records?

We continue to see a front draped across the region today with an area of low pressure moving along it. That means more in the way of showers and storms will push in from the northwest. Locally heavy downpours are still a possibility. Temps should continue to run below normal for many.

Yet another system works our way for Friday. That keeps a boundary around into Saturday and could give us additional rounds of showers and storms…

GFS

Heavy rains will be possible (shocking) with these storm clusters rolling in. Outside of the boomers… it’s going to be super steamy! Humidity levels will be crazy high with heat index numbers that climb for areas getting in on some sun.

A dip in the jet stream early next week is likely to ramp up the rain and storm chances even more…

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That system could cutoff across the region for the middle and end of the week…

GFS 3

The end result is more heavy rain numbers and high water issues…

GFS RainI leave you with your “I’m tired of seeing these” tracking tools…

 

 

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Make it a great day and take care.