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<\/a><\/p>\nToday’s weather is highlighted by our cold front bringing a few rounds of showers and storms with it. The action clears out from northwest to southwest this afternoon and evening, but not before leaving behind some beneficial rains. A half to 2″ of rain will fall in a few swaths of central and eastern Kentucky.<\/p>\n
Some of the storms in the east and southeast may be locally severe with damaging winds. The Storm Prediction Center continues to highlight this low-end risk today…<\/p>\n
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Temps ahead of this front spike to near 80 in the far southeast early today before dropping through the 70s and into the 60s. Areas dealing with rain early on may not make it to 70 at all today.<\/p>\n
Friday is a busy day as a southwest wind cranks ahead of the next front. That boosts temps into the 80s before showers and storms go up during the evening hours. Some of these may cause lightning delays for high school football action. Check out the lightning forecast from the EURO late Friday afternoon through early Saturday afternoon…<\/p>\n
Can some of the storms being strong or locally severe Friday evening? I can’t say no. Here’s the Friday Severe Weather Outlook from the Storm Prediction Center…<\/p>\n The showers and storms drop through early Saturday with lingering showers into, at least, early Saturday afternoon. The NAM is lingering this stuff pretty late into the day…<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/p>\n