Louisville is set to enjoy a picture-perfect Sunday with sunny skies and highs near 91°F, making it an ideal day for outdoor activities. However, warmer temperatures and scattered thunderstorms are expected to return by midweek. Here’s what you can expect over the next few days.
Hot Days and Sunshine This Weekend
Sunday will offer a beautiful day, with temperatures reaching 91°F and light winds. It will be the perfect day to enjoy outdoor plans before the weather turns unsettled. Monday will continue the hot trend, with highs reaching 93°F. Hydration and sun protection will be key for anyone spending time outdoors.
Rain and Thunderstorms Move in Tuesday
According to the National Weather Service, isolated showers could start popping up in Louisville after 2 p.m. Tuesday, with scattered thunderstorms developing through the evening. Conditions will become more active overnight, and gusty winds may accompany some of the stronger storms.
By Wednesday, the storm chances increase to 50%, especially during the morning hours, bringing the potential for heavy downpours and lightning. Drivers should be cautious of reduced visibility and ponding on roadways, especially along I-64 and I-65 during the morning commute.
Prepare for Wet Weather and Gusty Winds
Outdoor plans for Tuesday and beyond should be scheduled with rain in mind. If you have outdoor equipment or patio furniture, it’s advisable to secure them by Tuesday evening, as strong winds may accompany some storms. Storm chances will continue into Thursday, though conditions will begin to improve on Friday.
Five-Day Forecast for Louisville, KY:
Sunday: Sunny and calm, high of 91°F, low of 73°F.
Monday: Sunny and hot, high of 93°F, low of 74°F.
Tuesday: Isolated showers in the afternoon, scattered storms at night, high of 93°F, low of 74°F.
Wednesday: Scattered showers and thunderstorms, mainly in the morning, high of 90°F, low of 73°F.
Thursday: Showers and storms possible, high of 90°F, low of 74°F.
If you’re planning any outdoor events, Sunday and early Monday will offer the best weather. Keep an eye on the forecast midweek for potential severe weather and make sure to stay safe during storms.
