June 18, 201511 yr Cincinnati/NKY area. Once again those in these areas are in the slight risk area for strong to severe storms this afternoon. The Louisville area is also in the same category. There's a front that is heading towards Kentucky from the northwest. It is believed that it will reach our area by early evening. Weak supercell storms could develop but it looks like mainly organized clusters and line segment storms that will develop. The main threat looks to be torrential rain and wind damage. As of now I think most of this will happen after 4 pm this afternoon. I'll post updates later this morning. thunderstorm outlook 4 pm to 8 pm EDT
June 18, 201511 yr Good morning NWO.....Been here since 4 am anxiously awaiting the update so I can know "weather" or not to grab my rain gear for my Indy golf outing...... Thanks for the info.
June 18, 201511 yr Author Good morning NWO.....Been here since 4 am anxiously awaiting the update so I can know "weather" or not to grab my rain gear for my Indy golf outing...... Thanks for the info. I kind of overslept this morning!! :lol2:
June 18, 201511 yr Author Mid-morning update: It looks like the best chance for strong to severe storms between the noon to 4 pm time slot is in parts of south central and eastern Kentucky. From 4 pm to 8 pm EDT the entire state has a chance to see strong to severe storms.
June 18, 201511 yr Author Mid-morning update: It looks like the best chance for strong to severe storms between the noon to 4 pm time slot is in parts of south central and eastern Kentucky. From 4 pm to 8 pm EDT the entire state has a chance to see strong to severe storms.
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