LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Rain showers and clouds will dissipate this evening, allowing for temperatures to cool after midnight into the lower to middle 60s. No major issues are expected this evening, so any travel plans will not be impacted.
As the sky clears and the wind calms overnight, this will set the stage for patchy dense fog, lasting into the Tuesday morning hours. Here is our Futurecast model, showcasing fog beginning to develop during the overnight hours.
As we approach the early morning hours, some of the fog may be particularly dense. This is especially true in parts of Southern Indiana and outlying areas of Kentucky. Typically, travel impacts begin to occur when visibility is at or below 0.5 miles.
Other than a few rain showers and some isolated fog Wednesday morning, the focus then turns to the extended forecast… which showcases an absolutely beautiful stretch of fall weather!
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