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<\/a><\/p>\nThe rest of Sunday looks great with highs mainly in the 60s with partly sunny skies.<\/p>\n
Winds turn around quickly on Monday as a southwesterly flow boosts temps into the upper 70s to middle 80s…<\/p>\n
There’s the chance for an isolated shower or storm on Monday with a much greater threat for showers and storms arriving later Tuesday. This is along and ahead of a cold front dropping in from the northwest. Initially, this brings the chance for some severe storms Tuesday into Tuesday night, and the Storm Prediction Center is already looking ahead to this potential…<\/p>\n This front gets in and slows down on top of us with more showers and storms for Wednesday. Low pressure then develops to our southwest and rolls in here later Thursday into Kentucky Oaks Friday. That setup can bring another round of big boomers with the potential for heavy amounts of rain.<\/p>\n Here’s how the GFS sees this scenario playing out…<\/p>\n The models are trying to get rid of this before Kentucky Derby Saturday, but it wouldn’t take much to keep some lingering rains going into the big day.<\/p>\n Much colder winds will blow in for Derby Weekend with the potential for patchy frost at some point…<\/p>\n The setup for the following week may spit out a slow-moving upper level system. If that’s the case, and the blocky pattern suggests it’s very possible, additional rounds of heavy rain producing showers and storms would be possible…<\/p>\n That would also be accompanied by temps back into the well below normal range…<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n