A more substantial round of showers and storms has moved through this evening and may continue into early Thursday morning. Watch for torrential rain and damaging wind gusts.
Fayette county has 18,000 customers without power this evening from the storms. Cincinnati is the winner at 50K! Storms are weakening some as they press on through central KY.#kywx pic.twitter.com/JEHwjB4t5Q
— Emily Goodman (@EmilyGoodmanWx) July 6, 2022
Thursday we're still stuck in the steamy soup with highs in the low 90s and more scattered showers and storms. More widespread rain is looking likely Friday night into Saturday morning as a stalled front over the Ohio River finally drops south across the Commonwealth. Good news for the ongoing drought, this could be our best chance for a more widespread, soaking rain early in the weekend with a lower chance for severe storms.
