Louisville, KY
Weather Forecast Office
The weather pattern aloft will feature numerous weather systems coming into the region from the northwest. As this occurs, the atmosphere is forecast to become very unstable over the Ohio Valley. Multiple rounds of strong to severe thunderstorms are forecast to impact the region beginning as early as late Tonight and continuing through Monday. Damaging winds and very heavy rainfall will be the main threats in storms. Secondary hazards include large hail and isolated tornadoes. Stay abreast of the latest forecasts and be prepared for severe weather over the coming days.
Sunday/Sunday Night (best area for severe storms in yellow):
Monday/Monday Night (best area for severe storms in orange):
Tuesday/Tuesday Night threat area is similar to Monday for all of southern Indiana and central Kentucky (outlook coming soon!).
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