LEXINGTON, Ky: Saturday’s weather was warm and muggy, with sporadic storms throughout the state, setting the scene for what is expected to be a very active weather pattern for the coming week.
Sunday is expected to start dry but thunderstorms are anticipated during the afternoon with temperatures predicted to be around 80. From late Sunday, the weather takes a more serious turn with the likelihood of widespread thunderstorms leading into the first half of Monday. With these storm conditions comes the potential for heavy rain and subsequent localized high water threats.
On Monday, the thunderstorms are predicted to be more scattered during the afternoon but the prospect of locally heavy downpours continues. Severe weather is not anticipated at the onset of Monday; however, these are expected to be general thunderstorms.
Storm conditions are expected to intensify from Tuesday onwards, with a forecasted increase in the chance for strong to severe storms. This risk is particularly high for the northern and western parts of the state. This elevated threat level from Tuesday is expected to expand east and cover the majority of Kentucky by Wednesday.
As the week progresses, we are likely to see further risk of severe storms on Thursday. Although the level of risk has not yet been specified, the forecast indicates that there could be potentially hazardous weather later in the week.
In addition to numerous severe weather events throughout the week, there are concerns over possible flash flooding due to the predicted frequent bouts of thunderstorms.
Given these forecasts, it’s crucial to stay updated with the latest weather changes. Regular weather checks, staying informed about local weather headlines, and being prepared for severe weather are necessary steps to stay safe during such active weather patterns. On-air and online information about the approaching weather should be sought regularly.
As we navigate through this highly active weather pattern in the coming week, it is important to take all necessary precautions to ensure safety and preparedness in the face of severe weather conditions. #kywx
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