Tag: kywx

‘Hurricane-force’ gusts possible Sunday in Louisville. What to know about weather forecast

This article will update. The National Weather Service of Louisville is predicting severe weather Sunday, which could impact Jack Harlow’s first Gazebo Festival and Memorial Day weekend activities. The most likely hazard will be high winds “with localized hurricane-force gusts possible,” according to the Louisville office of the National Weather Service. Tornadoes, flooding and hail are less likely […]

Severe storms with strong winds, hail and flooding possible for Kentucky

Scattered strong to severe storms is possible for most of Kentucky Wednesday, according to the National Weather Service. The NWS’ severe weather outlook puts most of Kentucky, including Lexington, in the slight risk zone for severe weather. Slight risk implies, “organized severe thunderstorms are expected, but usually in low coverage with varying levels of intensity,” […]

What we know about each of the 11 tornadoes that hit Kentucky this week

The National Weather Service has confirmed that at least 11 tornadoes touched down across Kentucky during Tuesday’s severe storm outbreak. The confirmed tornadoes were in Anderson, Bourbon, Clark, Boyd, Henry, Jessamine, Jefferson, Mason, McCracken and Nelson counties. The NWS said nine of the tornadoes were an EF-1 tornado and two were an EF-2 tornado. The […]

Enjoy the sun Lexington. A 50 degree temperature drop is in the forecast

Lexington will see potentially record-breaking warm temperatures, a strong thunderstorm and freezing cold temperatures in its weather forecast this week, according to the National Weather Service. And that includes a near 50 degree drop in temperatures in a little over 48 hours. Temperatures are expected to climb into the low 70s Monday and Tuesday. According […]

Slick road conditions, multiple traffic incidents reported on I-75 in Central Ky.

The Lexington Police Department was responding to multiple traffic incidents along Interstate 75 Friday night. Lt. Brandon Helm, of the Lexington Police Department, said a combination of slicker roads and motorists not changing their driving habits resulted in vehicles going off the road in both northbound and southbound lanes. “Slow down,” Helm urged. He said […]