Louisville, KY – Cooler weather will stick around Kentucky this weekend, bringing occasional light precipitation but no major travel issues, according to the U.S. National Weather Service in Louisville.
Forecasters expect temperatures to stay below normal through Monday, with highs in the upper 30s to mid-40s and overnight lows dropping into the 20s. Friday night’s low is expected to fall between 23 and 28 degrees.
The National Weather Service says Saturday will remain mostly dry across the region, though a few light flurries or sprinkles may develop during the day. Afternoon temperatures should rise into the mid-40s.
Light rain becomes more likely on Sunday, with about a 40% chance of showers mainly during the day. Any rainfall should stay light, and highs are forecast to reach the 40s. Rain may taper off Sunday night as a few snowflakes mix in, but meteorologists do not expect any significant accumulation or travel problems.
Colder air will return Monday, bringing a mix of rain and snow showers in the morning before skies clear later in the day. Highs will hold near 40 degrees, with overnight lows again falling into the 20s.
Drivers should use caution on bridges and overpasses early Monday, as brief slick spots may form if temperatures drop close to freezing.
Residents can stay updated with the latest local forecast at weather.gov/lmk or by following the National Weather Service Louisville on social media.
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