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<\/p>\nGood Thursday, everyone. We have rounds of showers and storms getting ready to rumble back into the region for the next several days. This action brings the possibility of strong storms and more in the way of flooding rains.<\/p>\n
The first round of, at least, scattered showers and thunderstorms move into areas of western and northern Kentucky late this afternoon into the evening. The chance is there for a few of them to be strong with a low-end risk for severe storms.<\/p>\n
The Storm Prediction Center is highlighting these areas for the low-end severe risk today…<\/p>\n
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Rounds of showers and storms then roll in from west\/northwest to east\/southeast Friday through Sunday. Corridors of torrential rains will show up, leading to flash flood concerns. Here’s a look at the area I’m thinking is most at risk for seeing, at least, some flash flooding…<\/p>\n
The EURO matches up pretty well with that…<\/p>\n The Weather Prediction Center is monitoring the potential for flooding in our region through early next week. Here’s a daily breakdown of what they’re thinking, starting with today and running through Sunday…<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Temps turn seasonably toasty next week as we flip the calendar from June to July. The pattern for our region is one that will feature some clusters of thunderstorms going up each day…<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/p>\n<\/p>\n<\/p>\n<\/p>\n