Jim Caldwell's Forecast | Signs of spring, fall and winter

LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - A low-pressure system brings scattered rain showers to Kentucky today, maintaining the wet conditions that have persisted across the region.

Temperatures will remain relatively cool, with highs struggling to escape the 50s throughout today and tomorrow.

Cooler Air Dominates As cooler air pushes through the region, isolated chances of rain will linger, providing a persistent reminder of the wet conditions. However, a brief drying trend is expected to begin soon, allowing for a temporary reprieve from the rain.

Temperature Surge Ahead Before winter's chill sets in, a notable temperature surge is anticipated, potentially leading to thunderstorms. This warmth will be short-lived, as a cold front brings drastic changes to the region's weather.

Winter's Arrival High temperatures will plummet to the 30s and 40s, while lows dive into the 20s. Gusty winds will exacerbate the cold, driving wind chill readings down into the teens.

Snow Chance Remains Uncertain Although uncertainty surrounds the impending snow event, initial indications suggest it may bring more than just flurries. Stay tuned to WKYT for updates as the forecast evolves, potentially leading to discussions of sticking snow.

Key Takeaways:

Scattered rain showers arrive today

Cooler air dominates with highs in the 50s

Temporary drying trend begins soon

Temperature surge may bring thunderstorms

Winter's chill arrives with drastic temperature drops

Snow chance remains uncertain, but potential for sticking snow grows

Take care of each other!