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<\/a><\/p>\nIf that verifies… severe storms and heavy rains would be possible once again.<\/p>\n
The rainfall numbers from the European Model continue to run on the hefty side for Kentucky and surrounding areas. Take a look at the numbers…<\/p>\n
Good Wednesday, everyone. Wow. That’s about all I can say about the weather around here Tuesday. Rounds of strong and severe thunderstorms pounded the state with large hail, damaging winds and a few tornadoes. That goes down as one of the busiest days I’ve had on the TV Side of things.<\/p>\n
Thankfully, things are much calmer out there today. Don’t get spoiled by it as rounds of rain and storms look to become common from later this week through the weekend and into next week.<\/p>\n
Today will find a partly sunny sky with pleasant temps ranging from the mid 60s in the north to around 70 south.<\/p>\n
Clouds will quickly return later tonight and that sets the stage for showers and scattered thunderstorms to return from west to east on Thursday. The setup remains the same with a stalled out frontal boundary with ripples of low pressure moving along it. This leads to showers and storms through the upcoming weekend. Heavy rain amounts are likely during this time.<\/p>\n
Temps will range vary depending on the exact placement of the front on any given day. Areas to the north of the front may have a few days in the 50s with a big temp swing setting up from north to south.<\/p>\n
Another potent storm is likely to develop across the plains and roll into the region early next week. Check out the European Model…<\/p>\n