Good Wednesday, everyone. Much better weather is rolling into the region today, but this will set the stage for the another severe weather threat over the next few days. This comes from a big system ejecting out of the southwestern part of the country.

Today will feature a mix of sun and clouds with a wide range in temps from north to south. Highs stay in the low 60s in the north and low 70s in the far south and west.

Speaking of the west, this area may see thunderstorms rolling in later this evening. Some of these could be strong or severe, with the greatest risk will be noted just to our west. Here’s the current SPC outlook for today…

Temps on Thursday will take off on a strong southwesterly wind. Readings in the mid and upper 70s may be noted…

This warm and juicy air is ahead of a potent storm system moving toward the region. This will cause rounds of strong to severe thunderstorms to develop and push into Kentucky. The greatest severe threat is across the central and western part of the state, with a significant severe weather outbreak possible. Here’s the Thursday SPC severe weather outlook…

Showers and storms will carry us into Friday with gusty winds and heavy rains. That system moves away for the weekend with improving conditions. Highs will be in the 60s on Saturday with the 70s back for Sunday.

That’s ahead of another… Wait for it… Wait for it… storm system rolling in here for Monday and Tuesday…

That could bring another round of big storms and heavy rainfall back to the region.

Behind that, there is a signal for a decent shot of chill by the second half of next week…

Make it a great day and take care.