It’s time for a forecast, dear friends, so lets head on down to the Ohio Valley.
At 756PM, Louisville was reporting mostly clear skies with a temperature of 54 degrees. Parts of the region that saw a little bit of the sun before it set popped to nearly 60, but eastern Kentucky is still socked in, and sits in the upper 40s, with Louisville straddling the line. A deeply occluded low in the Great Lakes was tied to a slow moving low in the Appalachians, and the combination of the two was responsible for the cloud deck slowly departing the Louisville area.
The low is wrapping in additional mid level moisture that, within the colder air behind the system, is more inclined to produce some cloud cover. This is the regime that Louisville will find itself within for the remainder of the work week, with passing midlevel clouds passing in front of a seasonably cool sunshine. A perturbation moving through the southern Plains, riding the northern edge of a jet streak will approach late on Friday, but rain will hold off until the weekend.
Tomorrow – Partly cloudy, High 60, Low 42
Friday – Partly to mostly cloudy, High 64, Low 42
TWC: Tomorrow – Except for a few afternoon clouds, mainly sunny. High 61, Low 41
Friday – Partly cloudy skies. High 66, Low 39
AW: Tomorrow – Intervals of clouds and sunshine High 61, Low 41
Friday – Sun followed by clouds High 66, Low 39
NWS: Tomorrow – Sun followed by clouds High 60, Low 41
Friday – Mostly sunny High 63, Low 39
WB: Tomorrow – Mostly sunny, High 60, Low 44
Friday – Partly cloudy, High 65, Low 42
WN: Tomorrow – Mostly sunny, High 60, Low 41
Friday – Partly cloudy, High 63, Low 39
FIO: Tomorrow – Partly cloudy throughout the day. High 58, Low 40
Friday – Mostly cloudy throughout the day. High 62, Low 38
When there are no changes in air mass, and the sun is more or less out for the day, you end up with some pretty similar forecasts. Here is the satellite imagery, showing the last of the significant clouds and snow to Louisville’s southeast, and some less ominous clouds closer to Lake Michigan.
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