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<\/a><\/p>\nThat same trough leaves a piece behind into the first half of next week…<\/p>\n
That means an increase in rain for Monday and Tuesday as low pressure develops just to our south…<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n
Good Friday to one and all. The big change we’ve been talking about for well over a week has finally arrived. A powerful cold front is crossing Kentucky today and will bring wind, rain, thunderstorms and a blast of November temps. As usual, I have you all set to do some tracking.<\/p>\n
Showers and storms will work across the state in waves today. This means we will get a some dry times between the action… especially in the afternoon. Locally heavy downpours and gusty winds will accompany the storms. Winds will be gusty outside of the storms, too. Gusts of 35-40mph will be possible.<\/p>\n
Lingering showers will zip through here this evening as temps take a big tumble through the 50s. Bundle up and grab the poncho for those high school football games.<\/p>\n
Saturday continues to look super chilly with upper 30s and low 40s to start and 50s for highs. Some clouds will filter back in and I can’t rule out a shower. Winds will continue to be rather gusty and that will make it feel even colder.<\/p>\n
Patchy frost is possible Sunday morning as lows drop deep into the 30s. The only thing keeping this from being a widespread frost will be the winds.<\/p>\n
This deep trough settling in for the weekend is VERY impressive…<\/p>\n
That same trough leaves a piece behind into the first half of next week…<\/p>\n That means an increase in rain for Monday and Tuesday as low pressure develops just to our south…<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n