Louisville Weekend Weather: Sunny Saturday, Thunderstorms Sunday with Highs Near 84°F

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Louisville Weekend Weather Sunny Saturday, Thunderstorms Sunday with Highs Near 84°F

Louisville, Kentucky – This weekend, residents can enjoy a break from the typical summer heat, with pleasant weather on Saturday followed by thunderstorms on Sunday afternoon. However, if you’re in the eastern parts of the region, be ready for some rain and storms that might disrupt outdoor plans.

Saturday’s Perfect Weather

According to the National Weather Service in Louisville, tonight’s weather will be mostly clear with comfortable temperatures, ranging from 56°F to 64°F. It will be one of the coolest summer nights in recent weeks, ideal for a peaceful evening. Saturday promises to be sunny and pleasant, with highs between 79°F and 84°F, and lower humidity levels making it the perfect day for outdoor activities.

Sunday: Thunderstorms Likely in Eastern Kentucky

Sunday will bring a change in the weather. After midday, scattered showers and thunderstorms are expected to develop, especially east of I-65. Cities like Lexington, Richmond, and Somerset could experience downpours and strong gusty winds. However, areas like Louisville and Bowling Green are forecast to stay mostly dry throughout the day.

For those planning outdoor activities or travel on Sunday afternoon, it’s important to stay updated on weather conditions. The Kentucky Department of Transportation recommends checking road conditions, as wet roads or fallen branches could create hazards. Secure any loose outdoor items to prevent damage from gusty winds and storms.

Humidity and Storm ThreatsLouisville Weekend Weather: Sunny Saturday, Thunderstorms Sunday with Highs Near 84°F

While humidity will remain comfortable through Saturday, making it an ideal day for yard work and community events, Sunday brings a different weather story. The storms could intensify, and additional weather updates or advisories may be issued if conditions worsen. Residents in eastern counties should remain alert and monitor local weather warnings for any sudden changes.

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