Patchy fog early this morning will give way to mostly sunny skies later on, with afternoon high temperatures in the mid 60s. A cool front will break widespread clouds and patchy drizzle tomorrow, with cool crisp mornings in its wake this weekend.
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If you're planning on being outside this weekend, you're in store for some fantastic fall weather! Conditions will be dry, with chilly mornings but mild afternoons. Patchy frost is possible tonight, primarily in sheltered rural areas.
With a persistent ridge overhead, nice, pleasant and warm weather will continue through the weekend. Highs will gradually warm through the weekend with low 70s to start and mid or upper 70s by Sunday afternoon.
A Freeze Watch is in effect for Lexington from 1 a.m. to 9 a.m. EDT on Sunday, October 18. Temperatures could drop as low as 32 degrees. Frost and freeze conditions could damage sensitive vegetation and unprotected outdoor plumbing.
Fall is arriving in Lexington! Temperatures are dropping as a cold front moves through the area. As cooler temperatures are forecast for the weekend, frost is possible. However, any frost should dissipate quickly on Sunday as the sun and temperatures rise.
Streets and Roads will monitor weather forecasts for any changes that may require attention. Drivers should use caution, as wet pavement can be slippery at any temperature. If traveling, slow down and leave additional stopping distance between vehicles.
Protect pets and plants from the frost and cold. Bring pets indoors and make sure they have a safe place to stay warm. Move any potted plants indoors and cover sensitive vegetation with a tarp or blanket.
Showers and embedded storms are currently moving through central Kentucky. More storms are expected to develop this evening over southern Kentucky. Associated hazards include frequent lightning, heavy rainfall rates, and localized flash flooding.
Showers and storms are headed to Lexington on Wednesday and Thursday. The main threats include strong winds, heavy rain, and frequent lightning. Stay weather aware as rain moves through the area!
Multiple waves of showers and storms will move through the area on Wednesday and Thursday. Main threats include frequent lightning, strong winds, and heavy rainfall.
Pleasant conditions this afternoon will continue through the rest of the week and heading into the weekend. 70s and 80s for highs with at least mostly sunny skies through then will feel great. Happy Fall!