weather Tornado Watch updated (canceled)

[nWo]

Everyone, please don't let your guard down. Looks like two more rounds to go before this is over.

[plantmanky]

Just canceled for Cincinnati.

 

Considering what I just drove through to get home, this makes no sense to me.

[nWo]

Considering what I just drove through to get home, this makes no sense to me.

 

That's the decision the NWS-Wilmington made.

[allsport71]

Still thunder and lighting in Florence, thanks for all the updates today.

[TheDeuce]

I got some pretty decent hail at my place but I can’t get the pics to upload.

[Colonels_Wear_Blue]

This happened on the other end of the block from my house here in St. Matthews.

 

[Colonels_Wear_Blue]

[Colonels_Wear_Blue]

[Colonels_Wear_Blue]

Then this one came down 2 streets over from me. My neighborhood has limbs down EVERYWHERE...while I have 8 trees in my yard, and not so much as a twig on the lawn. Really lucked out this time.

 

[Colonels_Wear_Blue]

As of right now, LG&E/KU is reporting 13,000 in the Louisville area still without power after yesterday's storms, and 41,000 in the Lexington area still without power.

[nWo]

There are so far 3 confirmed tornadoes from Friday 7/20/18.

 

Rounds of severe storms hammered southern Indiana and central Kentucky on Friday, July 20, 2018 bringing very large hail, wind damage, heavy rain, and 3 confirmed tornadoes. The largest hail report we received was 4 inches in diameter (softball size) in Tompkinsville, KY! The strongest measured wind gust was 70 mph at the Lexington Bluegrass Airport.

 

 

NWS Damage Survey Teams confirmed three tornadoes:

 

 

EF-1 Harrison County, IN

 

 

EF-1 Hart County, KY

 

 

EF-0 Metcalfe County, KY

 

Severe Weather Summary for Friday, July 2