Record Sunday Warmth Precedes Rapid Temperature Drop Overnight
Weather patterns over the weekend in Louisville, Kentucky, presented a notable shift in temperatures. Saturday night featured cloudy conditions, with expected low temperatures in the 50s. A warm front contributed to a mild overnight weather setup, while fog and light showers were also forecasted for early Sunday.
Record Sunday Warmth
As Sunday unfolded, temperatures peaked in the low 70s, marking a record high for the date. Wind gusts ranged from 25 to 35 MPH throughout the day. These mild conditions, however, were soon interrupted by a cold front.
Cold Front Arrives
Looming on the horizon, the cold front brought a narrow band of heavy rain and embedded thunderstorms. This weather system was anticipated to arrive after 7 PM Sunday and move out shortly after midnight.
- Rainfall: Heavy rain with possible thunderstorms.
- Wind Speeds: Gusty winds between 40 to 60 MPH expected.
By Monday morning, temperatures will plummet to the 20s, resulting in a significant drop. Wind chills may even reach the teens throughout the day.
Looking Ahead
The cold air mass promises to linger, with expected high temperatures in the 30s and lows in the 20s for most of the following week. A slight chance of light snow could also emerge as the new year approaches.
Travel disruptions from the weather are currently deemed unlikely. However, the winter season is far from over, with fluctuating temperatures and potential snow in the forecast.
