HeyJaredMatt Milosevich
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Rain and storms likely Thursday (opens the original)
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Here's the latest forecast for the Louisville region. A weak cold front is sagging slowly south across the area, setting the stage for scattered showers and storms. Showers and storms arrive early Thursday morning as the front pushes into the viewing area. It won’t be raining all day, but you’ll want to keep the umbrella close by. The front slowly clears late in the work-week, with the highest rain chances shifting farther south across the Commonwealth as we head into Friday. Another weak system
Heat wave peaks today (opens the original)
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Here's the latest forecast for the Louisville region. Expect the hottest part of this stretch today as the heat wave reaches its peak across the Louisville area. Rain chances show up in the extended forecast, and that added cloud cover and showers will help knock temperatures down a bit. The seven-day forecast trends cooler once those rain chances arrive, offering some relief after today’s peak heat.
Shower chances Wednesday, storms tonight (opens the original)
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Here's the latest forecast for the Louisville region. We’ve got a chance for showers today, and we’ll be watching for storms developing overnight. Shower chances stay in the picture through the day Wednesday, so keep the umbrella handy at times. Storms are possible late tonight, so plan for changing conditions if you’ll be out late or up early. The bigger story in the extended forecast is a break from the 90s as we head through the next several days.
Impact weather: Scattered showers and storms Thursday morning (opens the original)
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Rain and storm chances through Thursday morning Rain and storm chances through Thursday morning A flood watch has been issued for Adair, Grayson, Green and Hart counties until 8AM Thursday morning as showers and storms tonight could produce 1-3 inches of rain for our southern communities, which could lead to flash flooding. Scattered showers and storms will move through Thursday morning. At this time, the best threat for any strong to severe weather will across southern portions of the WLKY regi
Staying hot, with late day strong storms (opens the original)
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WLKY Meteorologist Matt Milosevich has the latest on a continuation of hot and humid weather Tuesday. Plus, the chances for severe storms late day and into the evening. We stay in a hot, humid pattern into Tuesday, so it’s another day where the heat builds through the afternoon and it won’t take long to feel that sticky air outside. Most of the day is about the heat, but the focus shifts late day as storm chances increase. Thunderstorms are expected to develop late afternoon and into the evening
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