ALERT DAY
SUNDAY PM, 3/15 – MONDAY AM, 3/16 (Wind, storms, then slick spots Monday AM)
WEATHER HEADLINES
- NEXT 12: Wind Advisory ends at 8PM ET, chilly and quieter in a single day
- SHORT TERM: Some solar and milder temperatures in the 60s Saturday, lively system with Alert Day Sunday night time
- LONG TERM: Snow showers proceed the Alert Day Monday, quiet and chilly by Tuesday
FORECAST
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) – A chilly entrance exiting our space tonight will end in calming winds and cooler temperatures. Expect lows in the 30s by Saturday morning with just a few clouds.
Enjoy a nice-looking Saturday as a heat entrance strikes in, serving to to get well our temperature considerably. Despite the restoration, many areas should still battle to make it out of the 50s throughout the afternoon.
Keep a lightweight jacket helpful!
Saturday night time is milder with just a few clouds and primarily dry climate. Lows will solely drop into the 40s by Sunday morning.
Most of Sunday is dry, heat, and windy with highs in the 70s. Wind gusts over 50 MPH are doable by late afternoon as a chilly entrance approaches. This entrance will drive a line of sturdy to extreme storms by means of our space, bringing a WAVE Weather Alert Day.
The timing for damaging winds and a spin-up twister from the line of storms transferring by means of Sunday night time seems to be to be 10PM-4AM ET. After that point, chilly air plunging in on the bottom of the entrance will end in snow showers.
The Alert Day continues for Monday as snow showers and falling temperatures will create low visibility and maybe just a few slick spots on bridges and overpasses. A dusting to coating of snow is feasible on grassy surfaces by Monday night.
Look for lows in the teenagers by Tuesday morning with single-digit wind chills!
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