Unseasonably mild weather will continue today, tonight and through at least the first half of tomorrow before seasonably colder air arrives. A few light rain showers and sprinkles will continue to cross northern Kentucky today, but most areas will be dry during the daytime hours. It will be very breezy with winds occasionally gusting over 25 mph. Widespread, soaking rain will arrive around or shortly before dawn (in Lexington) tomorrow, and everyone will receive rain during the day on Thursday. 1/2" to 1" of rain is likely across the area. A second wave of low pressure will produce more rain in southern Kentucky on Friday, but the northern half of the area should stay dry as the week ends. Highs from Friday through Monday will be in the 40s. After a bright, dry weekend, rain will return to the forecast as temperatures slowly climb early next week.
