There appears to be a possibility of strong to severe storms on Saturday. Especially in WKY. I'll post more info later today.

 

@nWo Got an early afternoon double-header on Saturday in NKY......do we get it in?

@nWo Got an early afternoon double-header on Saturday in NKY......do we get it in?

For now looks like there maybe some scattered showers during the early afternoon. The main line looks to hold off until the early evening hours maybe after 8 pm EDT.

 

Any idea what time this system may arrive in the Peebles, Ohio area @nWo?

 

Saturday afternoon or do you think it may hold off until Saturday evening? A few of us are thinking about heading up to the lake Saturday morning to do some kayaking and spend the night. Afternoon rain would put that on hold for us but if you think it may hold off until the evening I'd say we're good to go.

Any idea what time this system may arrive in the Peebles, Ohio area @nWo?

 

Saturday afternoon or do you think it may hold off until Saturday evening? A few of us are thinking about heading up to the lake Saturday morning to do some kayaking and spend the night. Afternoon rain would put that on hold for us but if you think it may hold off until the evening I'd say we're good to go.

 

As of now it looks like the rain may hold off until late Saturday night or during the early morning hours on Sunday.

As of now it looks like the rain may hold off until late Saturday night or during the early morning hours on Sunday.

 

Thanks @nWo, I can deal with that. Don't mind it raining at night, actually helps me sleep.

Thursday evening update.

 

Looks like most of the possible severe weather will be west of I-65 for Saturday afternoon into the early evening hours. The following map shows the energy in the atmosphere as it builds up then starts to die down.

 

The EHI model is a combination of two other models, the CAPE and Helicity, it shows where strong or tornadic thunderstorms may develop. Damaging winds and hail look to be the main threats.

 

I'll post another update in the morning.

 

Forgot to mention that this is the new NAM 3km weather model. It is supposed to show a more detailed look at weather.

Friday morning update.

 

The threat has increased some for strong to severe storms late Saturday afternoon into the early evening hours in WKY. The main threat looks to be damaging winds and hail. This morning I see and increased chance of possbile supercell and tornadic storms for WKY. I also seeing these possible storms between 5-8 pm EDT. These storms look to move eastward and weaken.

 

 

Storms look to fire back up Sunday afternoon for central and eastern Kentucky. Those parts of the state are now in a Marginal Risk Area for Sunday afternoon. I will update later today. Be weather aware this weekend.