Good Friday to one and all. Changes are slowly showing up out there today as the threat for scattered storms returns to western Kentucky. This kicks off a slow transition into a much wetter pattern for later this weekend and, especially, next week.<\/p>\n
Today’s showers and storms are rather scattered as they move into the west. Temps are toasty once again as some clouds roll across the rest of the Commonwealth. I’ll have your Kentucky Weather Radars to time out the scattered stuff later in this post.<\/p>\n
Isolated showers and storms develop on Saturday as moisture increases across Kentucky and surrounding areas. A much better chance for scattered showers and storms will enter the picture Sunday and Monday.<\/p>\n
This animation from the GFS shows all this from Saturday night through Monday evening…<\/p>\n
The setup next week features a slow-moving low pressure moving into the Mississippi Valley from Tuesday through Friday. The exact placement of this system is a work in progress, but the pattern may look a little something like this…<\/p>\n The forecast models continue to show a setup that can put down quite a bit of rain in and around our region over the next few weeks…<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/kyweathercenter.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/09\/GFS-11.gif\")
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