The Storm Prediction Center continues to highlight western Kentucky with the Enhanced to Moderate Risk for severe storms this evening into the wee hours of Saturday…
The tornado risk continues to be elevated across western Kentucky with a MUCH lower threat as these storms work to the east…
The damaging wind threat is way up there in the west…
As is the chance for large hail…
This brings us to Saturday and what is likely to be a major outbreak of severe storms and tornadoes across the south. We find ourselves on the northern edge of this…
Here’s the Kentucky view of Saturday’s Severe Weather Outlook from the Storm Prediction Center…
While the main threat for tornadoes is to our south, the chance is there for a few tornadoes to spin up across Kentucky. There’s the Saturday Tornado Outlook from the SPC…
The damaging wind threat continues to be the top dog…
Some of the storms may also spit out quarter-sized hail or a little larger. Here’s the Severe Hail Outlook from the SPC…
I’ll drop by for updates later today. Until then, I have you all set to track today’s severe weather coming in from the west…
Possible Watch Areas
Make it a great Friday and take care.
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I predict tomorrow won’t be terrible because the deep south storms will take up a lot of energy. Still windy, but not as much severe weather.
Much of IL is in the Moderate Risk area for severe weather tonight, while here in the Chicago Metro Area, we are in the Enhanced Risk area.
South winds are gusting well over 30 MPH under sunny skies this afternoon as temps soar to near record levels, close to 80 degrees.