Good Saturday to one and all. Tropical heat and humidity is flexing even more this weekend, bringing some serious steam to go along the threat for a few more storms. Once past the weekend, we are tracking some honest to goodness cold fronts into the region.
Temps today range from the upper 80s to middle 90s with humidity levels making it feel the part of… Miserable. Heat index numbers can reach 115 in the west and 100-105 across central and eastern Kentucky…
Similar numbers may show up again on Sunday…
Scattered storms will be with us today, especially in the north and east. That’s where we have the threat for a few strong to severe storms today…
Scattered storms will fire up later Sunday with the chance for a potent squall line of storms to develop and drop through the state ahead of a cold front. The Hi Res NAM Future Radar gives us a good look at this…
Some damaging winds would be possible with that line. Here’s what the Storm Prediction Center is thinking for the Sunday Severe Weather Outlook…
Much cooler and more comfy air comes in behind this boundary later Monday and sticks around into the middle of the week. That’s ahead of a stronger system that brings some more showers and storms and cooler air later next week…
We’re gonna talk a little bit about the winter ahead with the next update. Those seasonal models are all starting to look pretty similar to one another.
As always, I leave you with your daily storm tracking toys…
