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<\/a><\/p>\nToday will be toasty again, especially across the south and southeast. Temps reach 85-90 in these areas with areas north and west seeing cooler temps as clouds and storms going up.<\/p>\n
A few lines of strong to severe storms may rumble in from west to east. The greatest threat for areas of damaging wind will be across areas of western and northern Kentucky. This is now being included in the Severe Weather Outlook from the Storm Prediction Center…<\/p>\n
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These storms may also contain streaks of very heavy rains that may cause hit and run local high-water issues. The Weather Prediction Center has a Marginal Risk to Slight Risk for Excessive Rainfall today…<\/p>\n
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The front retreats back to the north on Thursday and takes the severe storms risk back to the north…<\/p>\n
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Temps Thursday reach 85-90 on the Tennessee border and reach the 70s in the north. Winds will be cranking from the southwest as a more powerful cold front arrives Friday. This boundary brings some gusty showers rolling through as temps tank behind this front.<\/p>\n
We start the day in the 70s before dropping through the 60s and into the 50s during the afternoon. The 40s then show up during the evening on a strong northwest wind. This temp animation runs from 4am Friday through Friday evening…<\/p>\n
This northwest wind will also spit out some clouds and chilly showers across the eastern half of the state into Friday night and early Saturday. Highs on Saturday stay in the 50s for many areas, setting the stage for frost and a light freeze Saturday night and Sunday morning. This is well below normal air for the weekend…<\/p>\n This leads us into what looks like a pretty fine looking and feeling week of October weather next week. Mainly calm skies show up with seasonable temps. High latitude blocking tries to show up as we head into the closing days of October…<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n