Good evening, everyone. Our gorgeous fall weather continues to show up and show off across the bluegrass state and we have more to come through the first half of the week. By the time we get into the second half of the week, tropical rains from Beta look to impact our weather. That should be ahead of a big system that can bring heavy rain, wind and even colder air than the past few days.
It was another chilly morning across the state. My tweet has all you need to know…
As expected, it was even colder this morning with lots of temps in the upper 30s to low 40s. Take a look at the top 10 coldest lows from the Kentucky Mesonet. #kywx pic.twitter.com/j8Gp31YbBQ
— Chris Bailey (@Kentuckyweather) September 20, 2020
We are back into the 40s for lows through Tuesday for most and into Wednesday across central and eastern parts of the state. Highs are still awesome!
Tropical Storm Beta is slowly rolling toward Texas and should make landfall on Monday. There is an increasing consensus for this storm to get close enough to us to bring the potential for rain from Wednesday night through Friday. The latest Hurricane Model forecasts show what I’m talking about…
The forecast from the National Hurricane Center now includes Kentucky in the cone of uncertainty…
Here’s your interactive radar to track Beta and the weather anywhere across the country…
The bulk of this looks to come out over the weekend and merge with a deep trough digging into the region. This may blow up a good old fashioned rain storm that ushers in very cold air behind it…
This is one monster setup on the EURO…
Yowza.
Enjoy the rest of your day and take care.
