The National Weather Service says multiple severe storm threats are possible during the afternoon and early evening hours across Western Kentucky, with flooding also a possibility.
National Weather Service Warning Coordination Meteorologist Christine Wielgos said the storms will begin in the afternoon and continue until a squall line passes through tonight, with much of Western Kentucky under a moderate risk of severe weather.
click to download audioWielgos says when the front moves through, they are still watching what that could bring.
click to download audioShe says the storms earlier today have already proven to contain hail and strong winds.
click to download audioWielgos says although there is a chance of tornadoes, they will not compare to December 2021.
click to download audioShe adds flooding is certainly a possibility during the afternoon and evening hours.
click to download audioAfter the storms move through this evening, temperatures will moderate to the seventies with sunshine on Thursday and Friday.
