Jim Caldwell

Today and tomorrow are expected to stay nice and mild, with highs in the 70s. But things will change quickly this weekend.

It’s another warm and toasty day out there, and that same theme looks to hang around as we roll through the upcoming weekend.

The first of two strong cold fronts is sweeping through the Commonwealth today, dragging a band of showers and a few storms along with it.

We’ve officially turned the page to Meteorological Fall, which runs September through November, and right on cue, we’ve got another big shot of fall air moving in.

It’s another steamy day across Kentucky, but the bigger story is the cooler change that’s slowly heading our way.

Scattered storms are rumbling through for the middle of the week, but they’ll ease up this weekend as steamy air builds in. By next week, the weather pattern starts to take on more of a September feel.

Summer storms are making their presence known again today, with scattered showers and rumbles of thunder popping up across the region.

The first full week of August is underway, and for some school districts across Kentucky, that means the new academic year is officially kicking off.

s July winds down, a cold front is pushing in from the west and northwest, ushering in a much different weather pattern to kick off August.

We remain locked into a steamy summer pattern across Kentucky, with tropical levels of humidity, sizzling temperatures, and scattered storms continuing to be the main weather story.