SUMMARY: A severe thunderstorm struck Kearney Hill Golf Links in Lexington Thursday evening amid extreme heat, causing damage and flooding on some fairways. Trees fell along the fence line, but no major course damage occurred. Play was halted due to lightning within 10 miles, as safety rules require a 30-minute wait after the last strike. Friday morning crews cleaned debris for busy play later. Golfers also faced delays Friday afternoon during a tournament due to similar weather conditions. Logan Jones, a participant, noted unpredictable weather and delays are common, emphasizing the importance of seeking shelter during storms on the course.

The extreme heat Lexington has been having can be unbearable for many, especially golfers.

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SUMMARY: This weekend features typical summer heat with spotty scattered storms across the Ohio Valley region. Recent extreme heat causing pavement buckling is subsiding slightly, with temperatures now mostly in the 80s and some 70s. Humidity remains high, making it feel hotter, but cooler than the recent highs near 105°F. Showers and thunderstorms are diminishing but may continue in scattered spots tonight and over the weekend afternoons. A cold front approaching late Monday could bring more widespread storms and some relief from the humidity. Overall, expect warm, humid days with isolated storms through Sunday, followed by cooler, less humid conditions next week.

Chief meteorologist Jay Cardosi talks about very warm and muggy conditions along with spotty storm chances for this last weekend of June.

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SUMMARY: An early summer heat wave continues across central and eastern Kentucky, with highs in the low 90s and heat index values near 100°. Scattered slow-moving storms bring heavy rain, gusty winds, and occasional small hail. Relief is expected Saturday as a high-pressure ridge breaks down, leading to slightly cooler temperatures in the upper 80s to around 90°, with heat indices mostly below 100 and scattered storms persisting. Sunday remains warm, muggy, and unsettled with storm chances. A cold front arrives Tuesday, bringing widespread storms and a drop in humidity, resulting in more comfortable temperatures in the mid to upper 80s for the Fourth of July week.

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