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<\/a> Damaging winds would be the main player with any line that sweeps eastward across our region. That is something to keep a close eye on.<\/p>\nThe temps take a dive behind this boundary…<\/p>\n
Good Tuesday, folks. Today is shaping up to be one of the nicest weather days we’ve had across Kentucky since the fall. Many folks will want to get out and trade the cabin fever for a case of spring fever. This walk on the mild side may also produce some wild stuff later in the week. That’s when we will have to watch for the potential for strong or severe storms.<\/p>\n
Let’s start with the good stuff and that’s the weather of today. Highs will hit the low and mid 50s for many areas under a partly sunny sky. Winds will be a little gusty, but nothing we can’t handle.<\/p>\n
A fast moving disturbance will scoot across the state tonight and may bring a few showers in. This will knock the temps down a few degrees for Wednesday as the sunshine returns.<\/p>\n
Thursday is when we have to keep a close eye on the evolution of a storm system in the plains. That will deepen and work toward the Great Lakes. Ahead of it, temps will surge into 60s on a gusty southwesterly wind that may top 35mph at times. Instability will increase throughout the day and that may help get a potent line of storms to develop to our west. That line would come racing eastward late in the day into Thursday night.<\/p>\n
This could lead to a severe weather threat for a lot of people…<\/p>\n
The temps take a dive behind this boundary…<\/p>\n<\/a> Damaging winds would be the main player with any line that sweeps eastward across our region. That is something to keep a close eye on.<\/p>\n