Severe weather will be well south and east this afternoon; Active weather pattern continues

Severe weather has shifting south of Louisville and 1-64. Tornadoes and wind damage will be well south and east. More severe weather threat Friday and a clipper system sometime Sunday may bring snow. Timing is impossible to pin down and exact track this far out. It's still 4 days out. Clipper this time of year are the most complex and can be dangerous to forecast.

Will we see more severe weather this afternoon?

Look like our best chances south and east this afternoon but we still have a chance here. Still like mid 70's today. Tough to pinpoint. Whatever happens we will clearing tonight. Lows in the 40's Highs in the 60's Thursday. Friday highs in the mid 70's More risk of severe storms Friday. SPC has now put us under a slight risk.

Severe weather risk overnight tonight and again tomorrow afternoon

A calm before the storm. Highs today will be in the low to mid 60's. Lows will be only be in the 50's overnight. Rising dewpoints and showers and t-storms becoming severe by morning. A big boost in temperatures tomorrow with near record high temperatures. Highs in the mid 70's. Old record leap year 77. Wow! This will increase our storm development. Where this exactly setup tomorrow afternoon/early evening? Is still unknown. A break Thursday. Friday more showers/t-storms. This could become severe especially late Friday. Highs looks to warm into the mid 70's. Turning colder Saturday with a chance of lingering showers/t-storms. Most  models are still indicating snow chance Sunday late into Monday. The timing been push back. After that it looks like it will quickly warm up.

Warm work ahead again then turning colder this weekend

Highs will be in the 60's and 70's today thru Friday. Highs today will be in the low 60's. 70 or higher at least one day( Wednesday)with a severe weather risk. SPC has us under a bulleye for severe weather and I agree. We will see how this unfolds. Showers/t-storms will be increasing Tuesday overnight- Wednesday early am and we could see more development in the afternoon Wednesaday. Where that setup is tough to pinpoint. Windy storm system as low pressure storms well north. The Northern Plains will get slam with a blizzard. A break Thursday before on showers/t-storms Friday. This storm may bring severe weather with it but lets focus on the upcoming one first. This weekend will be turning colder. Another storm system that most models sniff could bring rain/snow later this weekend but another warming up behind that system next week.

Wind advisory today; may see a flurry later today

Temperatures will be falling through the 40's today. Winds gust over 40mph at times. This weekend will be chilly Saturday highs in the 40's and back into the 50's Sunday.

Severe weather this evening/snow showers Friday 24 hours later

The best chances of severe weather will form between Southern IN down the Central including Louisville. Tornadoes are becoming more likely. Dewpoints his morning are in the 40's and will be increasing in the 50's. Winds will be gusty out ahead of the cold front. This will be quick hitter. Highs is still expected to make it to 70 or higher. Tomorrow pm snow showers around the region as temperatures turning colder. These snow showers will be heavy at times. It's hard to pinpoint exactly where it will fall at this time. Latest nam has some heavy snow showers falling in the Louisville area by 4pm. More on this tomorrow morning.

Severe weather risk may be increasing Thursday evening

Latest spc has shift the slight risk near our way. Highs today will be in the low to mid 60's today and Thursday in the  low 70's. We may see storms overnight tonight ahead of a warm front. A deep low preesure and a cold front will be responsible for showers/t-storms. The track of the low is still up in the air but if it goes further north than we will see best chances here.