SUMMARY: Sunday will feature pleasant weather with temperatures recovering to the mid-70s, about ten degrees below normal. Expect clear skies and dry conditions due to high pressure dominating the area. Overnight lows will be cool, dropping to around 49 degrees, with a chilly start in the upper 40s to low 50s. Temperatures will gradually warm through the week, reaching the lower 80s on Monday, mid-80s by Wednesday, and upper 80s by Thursday and Friday. Mostly dry skies will continue, with only occasional clouds midweek. Overall, a comfortable and mostly sunny stretch of weather is expected through the week.

A beautiful second half of the weekend with below normal temperatures. WLKY meteorologist Susanne Horgan talks about a warm up headed our way.

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SUMMARY: After a rainy Saturday in central and eastern Kentucky, skies are clearing with lingering clouds clearing by evening. Highs reached the mid to upper 60s, dipping to the upper 40s and low 50s overnight, making for a crisp night and possible fog in eastern valleys. Sunday promises sunny, dry weather with highs in the low to mid-70s and light winds—ideal for outdoor activities. Sunday night remains cool with lows near 50. High pressure will keep the region dry and pleasant through early next week, with temperatures gradually warming into the 80s by midweek. Rain chances remain low through next weekend.

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SUMMARY: In the High School Playbook game of the week, Saint X Tigers dominated Mayo Bulldogs 38-7, highlighted by Marlon Harbin’s four touchdowns, including a 54-yard run and a 92-yard kick return. At Central’s Ty Scroggins Stadium, the Yellow Jackets secured their first win of the season, beating Butler 6-0 with Rashad Johnson’s lone touchdown. In Bullitt County, Bullitt East Chargers defeated North Bullitt 44-14, with key touchdowns from Cole Facackler and Cole Cornell. The highlight of the week featured Couch White’s impressive footwork, catching ten passes for 105 yards and two touchdowns.

High School Playbook: Sept. 5

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