Saturday, July 25

Expect a very wet morning across the Purchase region with rain totals approaching an inch. Conditions will remain damp and overcast through the evening, though the heaviest rain will exit by noon.

Intermittent rain showers will persist through the first half of the day. Rain totals will stay around a half-inch, making for a cloudy and gray Saturday.

This region will see some of the highest rainfall totals in the state today, reaching up to one inch. Steady rain in the morning will transition to scattered light showers by late afternoon.

Steady rain will impact the Bowling Green area throughout the morning hours. Expect around 0.9 inches of rain, with clouds lingering into the night.

The heaviest rain will pass to the south of Louisville, but light showers are still likely. Accumulations will be light, generally around 0.2 inches.

Steady light rain is expected through the morning with totals around a half-inch. A cool and gray day with temperatures remaining in the 70s.

Expect consistent rainfall for Somerset and surrounding areas during the afternoon. Around 0.6 inches of rain is expected before showers taper off late Saturday.

Northern Kentucky will see the least rain, with most activity likely evaporating before hitting the ground. A few sprinkles are possible, but significant accumulation is not expected.

Lexington will see periods of light rain throughout the day. Totals will be minimal, around 0.2 inches, under heavily overcast skies.

Showers will move into the foothills by early afternoon. Expect around 0.4 inches of rain with overcast conditions for most of the day.

Ashland and Grayson will stay mostly dry until the afternoon hours. Light rain will move in during the evening, totaling around 0.2 inches.

Morning fog in the valleys will give way to steady rain showers in the afternoon. Expect around a half-inch of rain as the system moves over the higher terrain.