Strong to Severe Storms Sunday

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Severe weather is possible tomorrow on Sunday with severe thunderstorms in Missouri, Illinois, Oklahoma, and Arkansas. Elsewhere scattered strong to severe storms will be possible. Rounds of showers and thunderstorms are possible. 

There is a 10% Hatched Significant threat for tornadoes across a large portion of Missouri. Northwestern Arkansas and Southwestern Illinois. 

Hatched Significant damaging wind threat for the 30% hatched locations in red.

Here is the hail threat, 5% in brown, 15% yellow, and 30% in red. 

For Central Kentucky: Outside of thunderstorms winds may gust up to 31 mph. Rounds of showers and thunderstorms are possible during the day. We will be watching to see how well the squall line can hold together while approaching our area. We are in a Marginal risk at this time for damaging winds being the biggest threat. The best probability for severe storms will be west of I-65. 

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Strong to Severe Storms Today

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Theres a chance for a few strong to severe thunderstorms in our area, however in portions of Central and Eastern Kentucky rain from this morning has stabilized some of the atmosphere. Farther to our West and South, strong to severe thunderstorms will be more probable there are the atmosphere will be more unstable. 

Here is the tornado threat

As noted in the brown 5% risk, our southwest counties in KY stand the greatest threat along with locations farther to the Northeast.

Here is the damaging wind threat at 15% in yellow and 5% in brown.

The hail threat remains low at 5% and severe incidents of hail will be isolated. 

A severe thunderstorm watch has been issued to our Southwest where severe weather is most likely today.

I'll keep an eye out for any changes to the forecast. There will be an additional round of thunderstorms in the coming hours, with strong winds and heavy rain being the primary threat for Central Kentucky. 

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Strong to severe storms this evening

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Strong storms are possible this evening as thunderstorms move in from the south towards Tennessee. Primary things include gusty winds and heavy rain, an isolated belief tornado cannot be ruled out. Multiple rounds of showers and thunderstorms can be expected. The Storm Prediction Center has issued a Marginal Risk for severe weather this evening.

Looking at future radar probabilities we can sure the hrrr hunting at multiple rounds of showers and thunderstorms as the evening wears on. 

Tornado Outlook

There is a 2% chance for a brief spin up tornado across West Central Kentucky in green. There is a slight higher probability at 5% in Tennesee, Mississippi, and Georgia in brown.

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