Let’s go over the strong storms and localized flooding risk for today and tomorrow. We’ll also get a quick taste of Fall this weekend, then it’s back to the same old rinse and repeat pattern of rain and storms.

We’ll briefly touch on the seasonal forecast for fall, and the start of winter, and we’ll talk about the difficulties this day, and age in putting together a seasonal forecast.

Giving a quick update from the short break away from the severe thunderstorms, and we’ll also talk about winter and what the analog models say we could expect.

We’re updating the severe weather threat for today, with damaging winds and large hail being the main threats.

Let’s talk about the possibility of four straight days of severe weather starting this Thursday running through Sunday.

Damaging Winds, Large Hail, and a few tornadoes likely on Sunday. Let’s talk about it:

We briefly talk about El Niño, and what that means for our weather back home in Kentucky.

Giving a quick update on our current severe weather event, including a few tornado warnings already issued

The severe threat for today continues to climb. Increasing the damaging winds, large hail, and tornado threat.

Declaring a severe weather alert day tomorrow, May 16th. We’ll talk about the severe threats, big and small.