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<\/p>\nGood evening, everyone. A MAJOR flood threat is with us over the weekend with several inches of rain falling in less than 24 hours. This will be accompanied by a low-end severe storms risk for some and will be followed by a harsh winter pattern.<\/p>\n
Our Flood Watch continues for all of Kentucky and much of the surrounding areas…<\/p>\n
The Weather Prediction Center has a Moderate Risk to HIGH RISK for flooding across Kentucky…<\/p>\n
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That High Risk is likely a bit too restrictive into the west and should be expanded into central Kentucky. I’ve tightened up the rainfall forecast, but I didn’t make any substantial changes…<\/p>\n
The forecast models are settling into my zone with the axis of heaviest rains.<\/p>\n Here’s the short range model known as the HRRR…<\/p>\n The Short Range Canadian is similar…<\/p>\n As is the EURO…<\/p>\n As expected, the GFS is now shifting back to the southeast with the heaviest rains and this trend should continue tonight…<\/p>\n Significant flash flooding, general flooding and river flooding are all likely this weekend. If you live in a flood prone area, please take action now!<\/p>\n There’s still the low-end risk for a few severe storms across southern Kentucky during the late afternoon and evening hours…<\/p>\n Temps crash on Sunday with a light snowfall through Sunday night. This kicks off another harsh winter pattern that has the chance to put several inches of snow on the ground late Tuesday through Thursday.<\/p>\n The models have a good look at this…<\/p>\n GFS<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/kyweathercenter.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/02\/1-MAP-12.jpg\")
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