LEXINGTON, Ky. — After weeks of dry conditions and ongoing drought, Kentucky is finally set to receive some much-needed rainfall this week. Showers and storms will help reduce deficits, providing relief after a challenging dry spell.
Central Kentucky Weather Forecast
Once this week’s system passes, dry conditions are expected to return as September winds down and early October begins. While not as severe as the recent drought, a quieter stretch of weather is likely before the next system moves in.
Temperature Outlook
Temperatures are expected to run near or slightly above normal into October.
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Highs: Mostly in the 70s, with some low 80s.
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Lows: Generally in the 50s overnight.
This represents mild, pleasant fall weather—warmer than average, but far from summer heat.
Rainfall Potential
Following this week’s rainfall, a drier period is anticipated next week. Precipitation chances are near normal, so another extended dry spell is unlikely.
Looking ahead, another front may arrive in early October, bringing rain, storms, and cooler temperatures by mid-month.
Final Thoughts
Summer heat has ended, though occasional warmth may linger. Early October could bring a stretch of dry weather with near- or slightly above-normal temperatures. Mid-month may see a front that brings additional rain and a cool down.
Check back next week for an updated look as October progresses.
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