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Weather Impact Alert | Hottest day of the year could fuel some severe storms
A strong atmospheric cap will initially suppress widespread storm development. But once that cap breaks – most likely after 6 p.m. Thursday – it will unleash an environment primed for intense storms, possibly lasting into the early morning hours of Friday (before 5 a.m.).
FIRST ALERT WEATHER | Chris Bailey tracks stormy skies
LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - Thursday through Saturday morning is a WKYT First Alert Weather Day. It’s another day with scattered showers and storms under a low pressure spinning through the region. As this passes by, we turn our attention toward the potential for late week strong to severe storms.
Isolated severe threat remains in place for tonight, but the risk for severe storms will also extend into Wednesday. A First ...
Friday is a First Alert Weather Day. The morning could feature widely scattered dissipating showers and thunderstorms from ...
A few heavy thunderstorms may develop as instability increases. The strongest storms may produce heavy rain and lightning, ...
The atmosphere remains saturated, and there’s still a low-end tornado threat through early afternoon along with a continued ...
If you take any pictures or videos of the weather, be sure to send them our way via Pin It. We love to show them off during ...
Summer-like temperatures have returned to Oklahoma, but the state's severe weather season is not over just yet.
A couple showers & storms cannot be ruled out these next couple days, but Thursday remains our best chance for storms this week (some of which could be strong or severe); fire danger will be lower ...
Rain and thunderstorms were back in the weather forecast Tuesday around the New York City area. It was a First Alert Weather ...
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