Quieting down for the night...

NOW YOUR WLKY WEATHER WITH CHIEF METEOROLOGIST JAY CARDOSI. OKAY, SHOWERS AND STORMS ARE REALLY WINDING DOWN RAPIDLY, BUT BOY, EARLIER TODAY, THREE, 4:00. THAT WAS NOT THE CASE. LOOK AT THAT PICTURE FROM SHEPHERDSVILLE, KENTUCKY. THIS FROM KRISTA VIDEO. LOOK AT THAT WELL DEFINED SHELF CLOUD AS IT WAS MOVING ACROSS PORTIONS OF SHEPHERDSVILLE RIGHT THERE. NOW THAT’S TYPICALLY THE LEADING EDGE OF THE GUSTY WINDS. AND IMMEDIATELY BEHIND IT YOU GET INTO SOME TORRENTIAL RAINFALL. THAT’S EXACTLY WHAT WE HAD. MATTER OF FACT, YOU CAN SEE THIS TORRENTIAL SHOWER RIGHT THERE. THAT’S A HEAVY RAIN SHAFT. THIS WAS ON THE EAST END OF LOUISVILLE. THIS PICTURE TAKEN FROM HOLLY WOLF, UH, NEAR OLD HENRY ROAD. AND BOY, WE REALLY DID GET THE DOWNPOUR DOORS. AND SOME OF THESE DOWNPOURS WERE SO HEAVY THEY THEY ACTUALLY BROUGHT DOWN SOME ENVIRONMENTAL WIND, AT LEAST IN SPOTS, CAUSING A FEW PROBLEMS. HOW ABOUT THIS PICTURE THAT’S IN FROM JAMIE GOINGS OUT OF BOSTON, KENTUCKY, JUST OFF TO THE NORTHEAST OF E-TOWN. A LITTLE BIT OF TREE DAMAGE WITH THESE SPOTTY STORMS THAT MOVED ON THROUGH HERE IN THE METRO. NO REPORTS OF SOME HIGH WATER AND ICE ISOLATED TO WIDELY SCATTERED LOCATIONS, ESPECIALLY DOWNTOWN TO THE WEST END. LIKE THAT PUDDLE RIGHT THERE. AND THIS IS REALLY GOING DOWN TOWN. BUT THIS HAS CAUSED SOME PROBLEMS. THIS IS NORTHBOUND TRAVEL ON I 65 NEAR ARTHUR STREET. SO YOU KNOW WHAT? JUST BE CAREFUL. THE NEXT HOUR OR TWO IF YOU’RE HEADING OUT, COULD STILL ENCOUNTER SOME HIGH WATER, AT LEAST IN ISOLATED LOCATIONS. AND THAT’S WHY THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HAS THIS FLASH FLOOD WARNING GOING FOR THE WEST END UNTIL 7:00 TONIGHT. ALSO, A FLASH FLOOD WARNING EAST OF BARDSTOWN ALONG THE NELSON, WASHINGTON COUNTY LINE. THESE LOCATIONS AS WELL, HAVING ANYWHERE FROM 1 TO 3 LOCALLY, FOUR INCHES OF RAIN IN A VERY SHORT PERIOD OF TIME. IT CAME DOWN SO FAST, IT CAME DOWN SO HEAVY, IT JUST KIND OF RAN OFF, CAUSING THOSE PONDING ISSUES. HERE’S THE GOOD NEWS THE SHOWERS AND STORMS WINDING DOWN VERY RAPIDLY. NOW THE BIGGEST ACTIVITY WELL EAST OF I 75 AND PULLING AWAY AS WELL. SO AS WE MOVE DEEPER INTO THE EVENING THROUGH THE OVERNIGHT, IT IT DOES LOOK MAINLY QUIET AS ALL THE SHOWERS WILL END EARLY THIS EVENING. TEMPERATURES WILL HOLD FAIRLY STEADY IN THE LOW AND ALSO THE MID 70S. WATCH OUT FOR SOME PATCHY FOG. THERE’S A LOT OF MOISTURE IN THE ATMOSPHERE, BUT IT’S QUIET RIGHT NOW. 74 DEGREES, THE HUMIDITY 85% AND EAST SOUTHEASTERLY WIND AT SIX MILES AN HOUR. IMPACT WEATHER AGAIN TOMORROW. I TALKED ABOUT THAT EARLIER IN THE FORM OF SCATTERED SHOWERS AND A FEW THUNDERSTORMS. IT WON’T RAIN ALL DAY. THE BEST CHANCES WILL COME DURING THE HEAT OF THE AFTERNOON AND EARLY EVENING, AND AGAIN, ANY ONE OF THOSE SHOWERS OR STORMS COULD HAVE HEAVY RAIN AGAIN. THEN A FRONT MOVES THROUGH THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY A NORTHWESTERLY FLOW IN THE ATMOSPHERE TO SAY GOODBYE TO THE HUMIDITY AND HELLO TO THE COOLER, DRIER CONDITIONS. WE’LL WRAP UP THE WORKWEEK ON A BEAUTIFUL NOTE SO SHOWERS DIMINISH. OTHERWISE, PASSING CLOUDS AND MUGGY ON THIS TUESDAY EVENING WILL BE IN THE 70S. DETAILED 12 HOUR FORECAST TOMORROW. YEAH, ANOTHER IMPACT WEATHER DAY. VICKY A SCATTERING OF SHOWERS, A FEW THUNDERSTORMS. UH, MOST OF THEM IN THE HEAT OF THE AFTERNOON. YOUR HIGH 84. THURSDAY. FRIDAY, SATURDAY, EVEN SUNDAY. LOOKING GORGEOUS RIGHT NOW. KEEP YOU POSTED ON THAT. I THINK THE NEXT RAIN CHANCE AFTER TOMORROW WILL ARRIVE NEXT MONDAY. WE’RE LEARNING TO DODGE THESE PRETTY GOOD. YOU KNOW RUSH IN, RUSH OUT. WE WE’VE CERTAINLY HAD A LOT OF