Scattered severe thunderstorms are possible Saturday across portions of southern Indiana. These storms could reach portions of Kentucky Saturday evening. The Storm Prediction Center portions southwestern and southcentral Indiana in a category 2 Slight Risk Area. Those who in Kentucky who lives close to the Ohio River should be alert also. This is from around Henderson to Louisville. North and west of a line from around Maysville back towards Bowling Green into western Kentucky are in a category 1 Marginal Risk Area.

 

 

The best time for these possible storms look to be between 5-8 pm EDT. The NAM 3km Ohio Valley Radar shows this. The main threats look to be damaging winds and some hail. The tornado threat is there but at the moment is on the low end.

 

 

Then on Sunday some of the same areas could see strong to severe storms.

 

 

 

I will update in the morning.

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Thanks for the info my friend.

Plan on having a work day at moms in Morgan Co , Ezel Ky. Think we should be able to get her yard in shape and get the weed eating done.

Thanks for the info my friend.

You're welcome my friend.

The Storm Prediction Center has a small portion of Kentucky along the Ohio River in a category 2 Slight Risk Area for possible scattered strong to severe storms later today. This includes the cities of Henderson, Owensboro, Louisville, Cincinnati, and Covington. A category 1 Marginal Risk Area has been issued for other portions of Kentucky.

 

 

While morning showers and storms will likely be somewhat disorganized, scattered severe thunderstorms are expected across portions of the Ohio Valley later today into tonight. The primary severe risks are wind and hail, though some tornado threat will also be present. Depending on the amount of instability remaining after the earlier storms, some threat for strong wind gusts may persist into early Sunday morning.