Louisville, KY – Residents should brace for unseasonably warm weather on Tuesday as temperatures are expected to climb to highs of 77°F to 82°F, well above seasonal averages. The National Weather Service warns that this rare warmth could potentially break record highs for early November, a significant anomaly for this time of year.
According to the National Weather Service in Louisville, these elevated temperatures will be paired with breezy conditions during the day, which could reach up to 14 mph, with gusts as high as 25 mph. This surge of warmth will be followed by an increasing chance of showers late Tuesday evening and into the night. Drivers on major roadways, such as I-64 and I-65, should remain alert for potential slick conditions as rain arrives.
Tuesday night promises widespread rain, with showers continuing overnight and into Wednesday morning, where temperatures will dip to a low between 54°F and 64°F. Expect variable wind patterns, especially in the late hours. This active weather system signals a shift toward a cooler, more settled pattern by midweek.
Forecasters predict Wednesday will start with lingering rain, gradually tapering off by the afternoon as temperatures settle back to a more typical range of 67°F to 77°F. Later in the week, Louisville residents can expect partly sunny skies with occasional chances of rain by Thursday and cooler overnight lows around 47°F.
Plan accordingly and consider any adjustments to outdoor activities or commutes. Stay updated on weather advisories through local outlets and the National Weather Service for continued information.
