Good Sunday my fellow weather weenies. We have one heck of a weather pattern going on across our part of the world and it looks to carry us into early August. Before we get there… record low temps and possible record rainfall are on the menu before we close out the month of July.<\/p>\n
Temps to start today will be down into record territory for much of the region. Low and mid 50s will be likely for central and western parts of the state. The east may have a little bit of cloud cover holding readings up a few degrees. Skies today will be partly sunny with highs in the low and mid 70s.<\/p>\n
Records will likely fall Monday morning as temps dive into the low 50s. Some of the colder spots could drop all the way into the upper 40s. Highs will return to the 70s as some high clouds sneak in from the west and southwest. Those high clouds will be ahead of an area of low pressure that moves across the region by later Tuesday into Wednesday. That will bring heavy rain and storms our way. The European Model…<\/p>\n
That could be a 1″-3″ rainfall for some areas as we close out July. This would be enough to boost most cities into or near the top spot of July rainfall records.<\/p>\n Temps will rebound by the end of the week with a scattering of showers and storms. That trend continues into the weekend before another HUGE dip develops in the jet stream by early the following week…<\/p>\n Wow… that could mean another round of record temps.<\/p>\n![\"Euro\"](\"https:\/\/kyweathercenter.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2013\/07\/Euro5.png\")
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