SUMMARY: From June 8-13, Kentucky Transportation Cabinet District 3, covering Allen, Barren, Butler, Edmonson, Logan, Monroe, Simpson, Todd, and Warren Counties, reports significant roadwork. Interstate 165’s Green River bridges in Butler County face long-term lane closures until fall 2026. Exit 7 at U.S. 231 in Bowling Green is converting to a Double Crossover Diamond interchange, with reduced speed limits and lane closures till fall. Various counties will experience paving and resurfacing projects causing lane closures on KY 1533, U.S. 68, KY 1318, KY 411, and others. Monroe’s KY 678 is closed for low-water crossing replacement until July. Warren County is advancing widening and resurfacing projects with minimal traffic impact.

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SUMMARY: Unsettled weather continues with scattered showers tonight as a cold front slowly moves through. Expect a few light showers early Sunday morning, but conditions will mostly dry up with sunshine breaking through by afternoon and highs reaching low 80s. Sunday will be mostly pleasant after the morning showers pass. However, another frontal system will bring a better chance of scattered showers and thunderstorms Monday, mainly during the morning rush through early afternoon. Monday’s rain should clear by evening, leading to drier, less humid, and more enjoyable weather from Tuesday through Thursday with highs in the upper 70s and low 80s.

WLKY meteorologist Eric Zernich’s Saturday night forecast

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SUMMARY: A muggy, cloudy day brought multiple showers across the region, with wet roads in Paris and Lexington and damp conditions in Somerset and Richmond. Northern counties saw heavier rain, especially along I-64 from Winchester to the area’s edge. Showers persisted in various counties including Bath, Montgomery, Wolfe, and Mercer. A stationary warm front is causing this unsettled weather, with overnight scattered showers and possible thunderstorms expected. Sunday will have spotty showers and storms, mainly in eastern and southeastern Kentucky, with a low risk of severe weather. Monday brings more storms before drying out Tuesday with sunshine and highs in the 80s.

Evening Forecast 6/7/2025

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