Good Thursday, everyone. Our stormy pattern just keeps going as waves of thunderstorms impact the commonwealth of Kentucky. These storms will continue to cause issues through Friday, with damaging wind and heavy rain the primary threats.

Early day showers and storms may be west to east movers and put down additional heavy rains and high winds. We could up the ante for damaging winds with a big complex of thunderstorms sweeping in here later tonight. The signal is there for a MCC to form across the Midwest later this afternoon. That may turn the corner and dive into Kentucky from the northwest tonight.

Later Friday, a cold front sweeps into the state with another line of thunderstorms developing. That line may have damaging winds.

In between the storms today and Friday, temps can hit 90-95. The humidity will be off the charts, so it will feel much hotter than that.

We should get a break in the action by Saturday, but additional storms look to fire up later Sunday and continue into much of next week.

Here are your Thursday storm trackers…

Today’s risk area

Latest Day 1 convective outlook

Current Watches
Current Watches

Possible Watch Areas
Current MDs

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Have a great day and take care.