SUMMARY: The evening forecast for May 17, 2025, brings calm after last night’s severe weather, with no rain or storms expected tonight or Sunday. The night will be partly cloudy with mild temperatures, ranging from the 50s to low 60s. Tomorrow, a mix of sun and clouds will keep the day pleasant, with highs in the mid-70s. However, next week brings changes, with rain and strong storms expected on Monday and Tuesday, followed by scattered showers on Wednesday and Thursday. Memorial Day weekend looks cooler, with highs in the 60s and dry conditions returning.

Evening Forecast 5/17/2025

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SUMMARY: Governor Andy Beshear provided an update on the severe weather in South Central Kentucky, including a tornado in Laurel County. As of May 17, 2025, 18 deaths were confirmed, with 17 in Laurel County and one in Pulaski County. Emergency responders, including the Kentucky National Guard and State Police, are conducting search and rescue operations. The Governor declared a state of emergency, and seven counties and one city followed suit. Power outages affected over 69,000 customers, and many roads remain closed. Governor Beshear also signed an executive order for emergency prescription refills for non-controlled medications.

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SUMMARY: Severe weather, including tornadoes, ravaged parts of the Midwest and South, killing at least 21 people. In Kentucky, 14 fatalities were reported, including nine in Laurel County, where a devastating tornado left extensive damage. Missouri also saw significant destruction, with seven deaths, including five in St. Louis. The tornado caused widespread damage, including at a church where three people were rescued, one of whom later died. The storms also affected Wisconsin and caused power outages in the Great Lakes region. North Texas faced further risks of high winds, hail, and potential tornadoes. Authorities are continuing search efforts for survivors.

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