Louisville, KY
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We're in the midst of an active stretch of weather across the region. Over the next 3 days, we'll see large weather swings including another arctic front, a surge of mild air, widespread 1 to 1.5" rain, and a wintry mix with light accumulations possible. After another cool day, very mild air and widespread rain surges in for Friday night and Saturday as temperatures climb above 60 in many spots. Temperatures then plummet through Sunday with any remaining precipitation changing to a wintry mix. Lows by Monday morning will range in the low to mid teens. To better understand where we have been, and the upcoming weather refer to the graphic below.
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Louisville, KY
6201 Theiler Lane
Louisville, KY 40229-1476
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