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<\/a><\/p>\nStorms out there this morning will continue to impact central and eastern Kentucky before winding down this afternoon. Additional flash flooding issues may show up with many counties still under a Flood Watch…<\/p>\n
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Humidity levels are off the charts, making this afternoon’s 80s feel even toastier.<\/p>\n
Highs on Thursday are into the 85-90 degree range for many with a heat index in the 90s. We will need to watch for a storm or two going up.<\/p>\n
A cold front rolls in here on Friday with a broken line of showers and storms that reaches peak intensity across the east…<\/p>\n
The low-end risk for severe storms is there across the eastern half of the state. Here’s the Friday Severe Weather Outlook from the Storm Prediction Center…<\/p>\n Cooler and drier air comes in behind this for Saturday, but this won’t last very long as more in the way of showers and storms return Sunday and Monday. This is part of a trend that will feature several big rainmakers over the next few weeks as big dips in the jet stream show up.<\/p>\n The EURO and GFS are both showing this very active setup. These animations run from Sunday through June 24…<\/p>\n EURO GFS<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n