Good Saturday to one and all. We have a fantastic weather weekend in progress across the bluegrass state. A blast of summer temps will combine with sunny skies to make for back to back days of the good stuff. While everyone is focusing on the nice sky, my focus is fully on the severe weather threat into early next week.

Let’s set you up with the good part of the program. Temps today will range from the mid 70s in the north to the low 80s in the far west and south. Skies will be mainly sunny. Most areas will make a run at 80 degrees for Sunday as we hang on to a gusty southwesterly wind.

Late day thunderstorms will be possible across the western part of the state. This is the first round of a multi-day outbreak of strong and severe storms impacting our region. The prime time for severe weather looks to be from Monday through early Wednesday. Here’s the setup I see…

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Damaging winds, large hail and tornadoes are all possible during the first half of next week. That is something for us to keep a VERY close eye on as we roll forward.

This is a potent storm system that will slowly move from the plains into the Great Lakes next week…

EuroChilly and showery weather will follow in behind that for the end of the week. That could make for some ugly weather for much of the area.

I will have updates on the severe threat through the weekend. Enjoy your day and take care.