September 7, 20188 yr Heavy rains are on the way for the upcoming weekend. It appears that the remnants of Gordon is taking a more southerly track. This means that parts of Kentucky could receive excessive rainfall that could produce flash floods. Any storms that develop today through Sunday could produce heavy rains. Best chance for prolonged heavier rains for now appear to be north of I-64. Possible 3-4 inches of rainfall accumulation will be possible. South of I-64 1-2 inches will be possible. I will update later today when I get home from work.
September 7, 20188 yr now, here we go again. Planned trip to Charlotte leaving Indy monday am. Granddaughters cross country on Tuesday, grandsons football Wednesday. Then to Murphysboro for granddaughters college soccer the following Sunday. Should we postpone trip to Carolina to another week.? Thanks for always helping me out..
September 7, 20188 yr Author now, here we go again. Planned trip to Charlotte leaving Indy monday am. Granddaughters cross country on Tuesday, grandsons football Wednesday. Then to Murphysboro for granddaughters college soccer the following Sunday. Should we postpone trip to Carolina to another week.? Thanks for always helping me out.. Are you talking about Tropical Storm Florence?
September 7, 20188 yr So what's a little rain?....It has been so humid, I am drenched with sweat anytime I do work outside anyway.
September 7, 20188 yr Author The latest information I just received from the NWS-Louisville office: Heavy rainfall will be possible with any storm that forms tonight through Sunday. The best chance for prolonged heavier rains will be in the southern Indiana and Louisville metro area. The timing of heavy rains looks to happen Saturday afternoon through Sunday mornings. 3-4" of rain accumulations Cincinnati/NKY area Madison, IN 2-3" Owensboro Hardinsburg Louisville La Grange Frankfort 1-2" Hardinsville Russellville Bowling Green Morgantown Campbellsville Columbia Danville Richmond Lexington Maysville up to 1" Somerset London
September 7, 20188 yr Author Yes. Florence http://bluegrasspreps.com/weather/tropical-storm-florence-368471.html#post6588761
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