June 20, 20197 yr Isolated to scattered severe storms will be possible again on Friday for portions of southern Indiana and Kentucky. The area for Kentucky is mainly west of I-75. A moist and strongly unstable air mass will be in place over portions of the Ohio Valley. However, early morning thunderstorms may have a large influence on the overall situation. this is leading to moderate forecast uncertainty. Check back for updates later today.
June 20, 20197 yr Author Awww, for Pete's sake nWo, you're killing me! Ok, I won't tell you then that there's a chance for more storms on Saturday then. :sssh:
June 20, 20197 yr Ok, I won't tell you then that there's a chance for more storms on Saturday then. :sssh: By Saturday, I hope to be 600-1000 miles west of here. That is, if I'm ever able to pack the stinkin' vehicle by Friday afternoon. :lol2:
June 20, 20197 yr Author There is now a category 2 Slight Risk Area for parts of Kentucky from the I-65 corridor back westward. A category 1 Marginal Risk Area exists from I-65 to just east of the I-75 corridor. Hail will likely be the predominant risk, though locally damaging winds and a couple of tornadoes may also occur, with risk lingering into the evening before diminishing over time.
June 20, 20197 yr Author The following is the HRRR Ohio Valley Radar. It is from 3-11 pm EDT Friday. It shows storms form about the Land between the Lakes area to the I-75 corridor. A second round could reach the Cincinnati/NKY area around the 10-11 pm time slot. All of the threats look to be in the mix. Hail, damaging winds and a better chance to see a tornado or two. I'm working on coming up with my own tornado chance index. I may have it ready to try tomorrow morning when i do my update.
June 21, 20197 yr The following is the HRRR Ohio Valley Radar. It is from 3-11 pm EDT Friday. It shows storms form about the Land between the Lakes area to the I-75 corridor. A second round could reach the Cincinnati/NKY area around the 10-11 pm time slot. All of the threats look to be in the mix. Hail, damaging winds and a better chance to see a tornado or two. [ATTACH=CONFIG]68604[/ATTACH] I'm working on coming up with my own tornado chance index. I may have it ready to try tomorrow morning when i do my update. We are supposed to be leaving NKY tomorrow afternoon between 3 and 5, and will be heading down 71 to Louisville and then taking 64 west into Illinois. Are we going to be heading into the teeth of that first big cell coming up the Ohio River valley?
June 21, 20197 yr Author We are supposed to be leaving NKY tomorrow afternoon between 3 and 5, and will be heading down 71 to Louisville and then taking 64 west into Illinois. Are we going to be heading into the teeth of that first big cell coming up the Ohio River valley? I still working on this mornings update. You may run into scattered showers and storms with the strongest ones being in Illinois around 7 pm EDT and them moving into southern Indiana around 8 or 9 pm EDT.
June 21, 20197 yr Author As of this morning, there is some uncertainty on the timing of the storms for later today. It should be a dry day for Friday. A complex of storms will move into southwest Indiana this evening and push southeast across Kentucky later tonight. A few of the storms could produce damaging winds as the main threat. . This HRRR Ohio Valley Radar is from 5-9 pm EDT. As soon as I can I will post another update. Storms could refire up on Saturday so it seems the wet pattern we are in will continue after the break we get today.
June 21, 20197 yr Author @CincySportsFan Monitor the weather for your trip this evening. There is now an Category 3 Enhance Risk Area for strong to severe storms for portions of western Indiana and central and southern Illinois.
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