Good Saturday everyone and welcome to\u00a0August. The month is off and running on a very nice weather note across the bluegrass state. It’s looking more and more like the nice part of the weather program may not be sticking around very long. The stormy setup we’ve had much of the summer is trying to force its way back into the bluegrass state.<\/p>\n
Today will feature temps down a few degrees from what we had on Friday. The low humidity levels remain, but there is also a small threat for a popup storm or two.<\/p>\n
Readings bounce back to typical early August numbers later Sunday into early next week. This is ahead of a couple of cold fronts on the way next week. These will bring scattered storms early in the week, but the greatest concentration comes during the second half of the week…<\/p>\n
That’s a very unsummer looking system working across the Ohio Valley. Showers and storms are forecast by the GFS and European Models to become fairly widespread during that time. That’s being pushed by a significant dip in the jet stream that allows much cooler air to dive in here…<\/p>\n With a northwesterly wind flow, another system or two will try to dive in here a few days later…<\/p>\n![\"GFS\"](\"https:\/\/kyweathercenter.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2015\/07\/GFS8.png\")
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