Hello everyone and thanks for stopping by the blog on this hot and dry afternoon! I haven't been posting much lately I've had alot going on but hopefully I can now post like I usally do! Anyways here's some topics I'll cover: Threat for severe thunderstorms late weekend, and Tropical Depression Five.
Let's start with today's weather. Rest of today looks great but hot, no rain looks to affect the area so we'll stay dry today and tonight. Overnight some models are picking up on a cluster of thunderstorms developing to our northwest and moving in here on our Friday. Showers and thunderstorms should move in here in waves. Saturday there is a chance of thunderstorms as well but I think our best bet is tomorrow.
This is the NAM model and this shows Saturday morning. Do you see the blue line coming down from Canada? Thats a cold front and it looks to move in here on Sunday and bring a severe weather outbreak across much of the Ohio Valley and that does include the state of Kentucky. I'll be watching this one carefully.
The last topic is Tropical Depression Five. This depression is located thousands and thousands of miles from here. Take a look on where it's located:
Tropical Depression Five is moving to the west at 20mph. At this rate by Wednesday or so it should be very close to the Yucatan in Mexico. As of now there is no threat to the United States Gulf Coast, but we'll still have to watch it as it can grow into a hurricane and turn towards the gulf.
I'll have more in the coming days untill then take a look at my facebook at any time for local weather. Have a great Thursday everyone and take care! :)
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