Emily McKinney

It's a mostly dry evening, but more rain will move in overnight and through the weekend. A flood watch is still in effect.

After a fairly quiet weather day here in the Bluegrass, we still have the threat for rounds of heavy rain and some thunderstorms through late week and part of the weekend.

Scattered showers and storms arrive Monday and will stick around for a few days along with the heat and humidity.

Along with mostly quiet weather, the brand new month starts with warmth. Temperatures will hit the mid 80s by Thursday.

A cold front will bring rain/storms tonight followed by a blast of chilly air for the whole day Easter Sunday.

Just like this entire week, we keep extremely cold as we move toward the final day of January and start of February.

Our winter storm is upon us and things will likely intensify a bit overnight. We are still looking at heavy snow, some sleet, and freezing rain.

Friday will be quiet and dry before the significant winter storm rolls in and lasts through the entire weekend.

We get to head back to work and school this week with dry, nice weather and the 50s and 60s for high temperatures.

Enjoy the calm on Monday because we are tracking another potential winter storm set to arrive late Monday making travel messy Tuesday morning.