LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Monday is a WHAS11 Weather Impact Alert Day due to the threat of scattered showers and thunderstorms. It will be a near repeat of what we experienced Sunday afternoon.
Timing
Plan to wake up dry then see showers and thunderstorms arrive in the afternoon. Storms will be very disorganized and therefore difficult to pinpoint where it will be at a given time. That being said, primary timing will be between noon to 6pm before a lull in activity.
Monday overnight into early Tuesday morning could bring another round of thunderstorms, a few strong.
Threats
Once again, not expecting severe weather during the day but storms will feature very heavy rainfall. Especially given that this will be day two of downpours over relatively the same areas, localized flash flooding will be a concern.
Many spots in Kentucky picked up between half an inch to over an inch on Sunday, with up to an additional inch possible through late Monday.
Remember to turn around, don't drown! Never drive or walk through flooded roads.
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