It was a damp start to Tuesday across Central and Eastern Kentucky as a frontal system moved through the Ohio Valley. Scattered showers greeted morning commuters but the activity diminished briefly before some low-level moisture kept some patchy drizzle and light showers around, especially in Southern Kentucky. There were a few breaks in the clouds along and west of I-65…
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It was a damp start to Tuesday across Central and Eastern Kentucky as a frontal system moved through the Ohio Valley. Scattered showers greeted morning commuters but the activity diminished briefly before some low-level moisture kept some patchy drizzle and light showers around, especially in Southern Kentucky. There were a few breaks in the clouds along and west of I-65 with a bit of sunshine as a result. Afternoon highs surged back into the mid-60s despite the clouds/drizzle in place which is a good 10 degrees above average for mid to late November. Don’t put away the rain gear just yet as the active weather pattern will continue with cold air looming on the horizon.
