TD Barry

Barry is now a Tropical Depression and will bring beneficial rain to Kentucky. 1-3" of Rainfall can be expected.

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Barry is now a Tropical Storm again. Currently there is 45 mph sustained winds with this storm. Damaging winds, heavy rain leading to flash flooding, waterspouts, and tornadoes are all expected.

GOES-16 Channel 13 (IR)

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Nature Walk

It was a beautiful hot summer day yesterday afternoon. I always enjoy and adore nature walks while speaking to animals along the way. Upon arrival to a park in Louisville Kentucky, there were a group of lovely Canada Geese and Ducks.

Of course I couldn't resist speaking to them from a far. Then they began walking to me, the whole flock of ducks and geese. Perhaps they thought I had food, or just maybe they could since my sincerity of my love for nature's animals.

I wish I would have taken my camera as there was this little squirrel who climbed up the tree and peeked around at me and I spoke to it while walking by on the trail.

I loved looking at the little minnows as they swished their tails and fins down the stream. (Not pictured, but in the creek).

Here geese and ducks swam to keep cool from the summer heat.

July 7, 2019.

Join Kentucky Weather Community Group On Facebook

So I got the idea from other storm chasers and weather communities and decided to make one for Kentucky Weather. Meteorologists, Storm Chasers, Residents, Ky Natives, and Travelers can all join and post their weather photography in the group. To prevent spam and lesson the chance for crude posts and comments, this is a closed group and you must answer the question in a complete sentence or a small paragraph form. I'm so excited to see everyone's photos across the entire state of Kentucky. Just be respectful and support each other's passion for Weather & Photography! ⚡🌪

2019 Independence Day and Weather

My towns fireworks show finale and my own little fireworks show. 🎆😊

Happy Independence Day & Fourth Of July!

Outfit
Old Navy
Head band
Walmart

Here's your forecast for the day,
Hot and muggy with afternoon pulse thunderstorms arriving in the late afternoon through the late evening hours. It won't be a wash out which is good news as these thunderstorms will be hit or miss. These storms may be strong to severe at times with small hail, gusty winds, dangerous continuous cloud to ground, and cloud to cloud lightning. Mind the weather, if you can hear thunder, you are close enough to be struck by lightning. Lightning can strike more than 10 miles outside of a thunderstorm. Stop what you are doing and move indoors immediately if a storm approaches your location.

A look ahead, each day this week will bring the chance for thunderstorms. Highs in the upper 80's, with lows in the low 70's. Each day will be like the previous day. Not everyone will see a storm, but the threat is there. Be sure to check the weather multiple times throughout the day or have a way to be alerted to changing weather conditions.

Here is radar from Accuweather.com