Good Monday, everyone. The bluegrass state is cleaning up on this Memorial Day after widespread severe weather ravaged much of the state. Damaging winds and tornadoes caused all kinds of issues across Kentucky. Sadly, at least two lives were lost.<\/p>\n
Hundreds of thousands of customers are without power to start the day after hurricane force wind gusts blew across Kentucky. The NWS will likely confirm several tornadoes that touched down on Sunday, as well.<\/p>\n
Much calmer weather is showing up out there today with mainly dry skies and temps in the 75-80 degree range. There’s still the chance for a stray shower or storm going up this afternoon and evening.<\/p>\n
Another shower or two may show up late Tuesday and Wednesday as a deep trough digs into the region for the closing days of May…<\/p>\n
Highs in the 70-75 degree range look good from the middle of the week into the start of the upcoming weekend. Low temps for the final few mornings of May will likely drop into the 40s with Friday morning throwing a few low 40s at us…<\/p>\n The first morning of June may also start off with some 40s…<\/p>\n Temps remain below normal into the weekend as the threat for showers and storms fights back in and takes us into early next week…<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/kyweathercenter.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/05\/GFS-8.gif\")
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