A soggy Tuesday ahead, with a few stronger storms possible

Tuesday

Rain will be on and off through the early afternoon as a warm front moves through the Bluegrass. There may be some dry time and even a bit of sunshine just after lunchtime. Then by late afternoon, a second round of rain moves through. This will be a line of storms moving from northwest to southeast through dinner time and into the early overnight.

One or two of these storms could strengthen and possibly become severe. This is not likely, as we will mostly see weak storms. But if a few are stronger, our main impacts will be damaging wind gusts and large hail. Still, these are unlikely. Even less likely is the tornado threat for today, although an isolated spin-up cannot be ruled out. Be sure to have ways to receive weather alerts through tonight.

Wednesday – Thursday 

We’ll be fairly dry on Wednesday with on and off drizzle and lots of cloud cover. Much of Thursday will look the same, with a tad bit more sunshine.. Temperatures will be mild and slightly above average in the low 60s. Thursday evening, more rain showers begin to move into the Bluegrass

End of the Week

Friday looks to see more robust rain showers and even some storms. This active pattern appears to last through Saturday, with rain fizzling out through the day. Sunday should remain mostly dry, unless a shift in rainfall timing or location occurs. There is still plenty of time for this forecast to change.

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