
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) – A significant weather system is headed our way, arriving after midnight tonight. Residents can expect widespread rain south of I-64, while areas north of I-64 will experience a wintry mix of precipitation. Prepare for a potentially slick Monday morning!
Monday’s Weather Breakdown
Lows will dip into the low 30s Monday morning. The wintry mix – including light snow and sleet – will continue along and north of I-64, potentially accumulating up to one inch. This could create hazardous conditions on bridges and overpasses before transitioning to rain by midday. South of I-64, expect consistent rainfall throughout the day. Scattered showers will linger into Monday evening, briefly easing off after midnight. Temperatures will rise from the low 40s in the evening to the mid 40s overnight.
Looking Ahead: Tuesday & The Week’s Forecast
Tuesday will bring another wave of showers across the region. While rain coverage may decrease briefly in the late afternoon and early evening for most areas, southern Indiana counties will likely see continued precipitation. A welcome change in temperature is on the way, with high temperatures surging into the mid 60s.
The forecast indicates daily chances for rain and thunderstorms throughout the entire week. While there will be intermittent breaks, several inches of rain are possible. This increased rainfall could lead to rising river levels by late week and into next weekend, particularly across southern Indiana. Residents in low-lying areas should remain vigilant and monitor river conditions. You can find more information on flood safety from the National Weather Service.
Extended Outlook: Above-Average Temperatures
Good news for those enjoying the milder temperatures! Above-average conditions are expected to persist over the next 10 days, with highs generally in the 60s and 70s. Stay tuned to WAVE 3 News for the latest updates on this evolving weather pattern. For detailed, hour-by-hour forecasts, visit WAVE 3 News Weather.
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