November 18, 20178 yr The threat for strong to severe storms has increased. The Storm Prediction Center has raised the threat level for parts of Kentucky and southern Indiana from Marginal to Slight. This is mainly west of I-65. The rest of Kentucky is in a Marginal Risk area except for parts of eastern Kentucky. Thunderstorms capable of severe wind gusts, marginal hail, and a brief tornado will be possible Saturday afternoon into the early evening hours. As of now, the time period I'm seeing is from 2-7 pm EST. I will post an update later this morning. Everyone should be weather aware this afternoon. Especially if you live west of I-65. All of the following simulation maps are from 2-7 pm EST Radar EHI showing the energy in the atmosphere for the possibility of the formation of strong to severe storms. Supercell storms Significant Tornado parameter
November 18, 20178 yr Author update: The Storm Prediction Center has expanded the Slight Risk Area for possible strong to severe storms. It now reaches to around the I-75 corridor and includes all of southern Indiana and parts of southwest Ohio. Be weather aware later this afternoon into the evening hours
November 18, 20178 yr Author The possible best time for the possible storms this afternoon and evening. 11 am to 3 pm EST 3-7 pm EST 7-11 pm EST
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