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Weekend Storms?

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For now it looks like the best chance for strong to severe storms for parts of Kentucky is Saturday afternoon into the early evening hours. First for those around the NKY area and then in WKY later that evening. WKY/Southern Indiana look to have the best chance for severe storms. I'll update as we get closer.

 

2 pm EDT

 

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8 pm EDT

 

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Please, please, please, please let it hold off till after the Derby is run!

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The 5-8 pm EDT time line looks to be when the conditions will be the best for strong to severe storms in the Louisville area on Saturday. We are still a couple of days away so the timing and conditions could change. I'll update again tomorrow.

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Should get a good read on Saturday by this time tomorrow.

So far those smart Cincinnati weathermen are calling for mid 80's and sunny on Saturday and slight chance of rain Sunday evening

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Just released an hour ago by the Weather Prediction Center. Shows possible thunderstorms in the Louisville and Southern Indiana area Saturday morning. I'll update later this evening.

 

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So far those smart Cincinnati weathermen are calling for mid 80's and sunny on Saturday and slight chance of rain Sunday evening

 

Sadly, the "smart" Cincinnati weatherman has passed on.

Please, please, please, please let it hold off till after the Derby is run!

 

It will. Derby Day should be perfect. Rain won't move in till later in the evening and overnight.

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It will. Derby Day should be perfect. Rain won't move in till later in the evening and overnight.
I wouldn't count on that. What I'm seeing right now is two rounds of rain. The first looks to move in during the day then the second one later in the evening. Exact timing is still unsure but the afternoon info is now showing two rounds.
I wouldn't count on that. What I'm seeing right now is two rounds of rain. The first looks to move in during the day then the second one later in the evening. Exact timing is still unsure but the afternoon info is now showing two rounds.

 

The weather is all over the place for Saturday from multiple sources in multiple areas of Kentucky, the forecast seems to be changing by the minute

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The weather is all over the place for Saturday from multiple sources in multiple areas of Kentucky, the forecast seems to be changing by the minute

 

The models are not really into total agreement yet but I think it will be really close on the rain coming before the start of the Derby. One more thing the possible severe storms this weekend looks to just be the start of a stormy period for Kentucky.

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Parts of Kentucky now in a marginal risk area for strong to severe storms on Saturday. This includes the Louisville area.

 

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So I need to place a "mudder" or two in my exacta or trifecta selections...:meh:

 

Regardless of the weather conditions this weekend is a favorite....have fun folks!!!

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The marginal threat area has been increased to a slight risk area for parts of Kentucky mainly north of I-64 for Saturday afternoon into the night time hours. Louisville is right on the edge of the slight risk are.

 

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