SUMMARY: The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet District 3 area, covering Allen, Barren, Butler, Edmonson, Logan, Metcalfe, Monroe, Simpson, Todd, and Warren Counties, has several ongoing projects June 1–6. Key works include a major restoration of I-165 bridges over the Green River in Butler County lasting until fall 2026, and converting the I-165 Exit 7 interchange in Bowling Green to a Double Crossover Diamond with lane closures and reduced speed limits. Multiple resurfacing projects with expected lane closures are underway in Allen, Barren, Edmonson, Monroe, and Warren Counties. Monroe’s KY 678 low-water crossing is closed for bridge replacement until July. Widening and realignment projects in Warren County are progressing with minimal traffic impact.

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SUMMARY: The evening forecast for June 1, 2025, predicts calm and dry conditions overnight with only a few passing clouds. Temperatures are mild, ranging from the mid-40s in valleys to around 60°F in cities, with highs near 80°F expected tomorrow. A high-pressure system is keeping the weather stable for the start of the week, though wildfire smoke from Canada will cause hazy skies across much of Kentucky. Warmer, summer-like conditions with highs in the 80s will persist through the week, turning muggy by midweek. Storm chances increase by late week into the weekend, marking a transition to more typical summer weather.

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SUMMARY: Meteorologist Eric Zernich reports continued hazy, smoky skies Monday due to Canadian wildfire smoke over the region, persisting into the workweek. Temperatures will rise, reaching near 90°F Tuesday and Wednesday, bringing a summer-like feel with afternoon highs in the low to mid-80s on other days. Humidity remains low, and northerly breezes maintain comfortable conditions. By Thursday and Friday, a warm front will move in, bringing a chance of scattered showers and potentially strong thunderstorms as temperatures stay warm. Saturday looks dry before another weather system arrives Sunday. Overall, expect smoky skies, warming temps, and late-week rain chances.

WLKY meteorologist Eric Zernich’s Sunday evening forecast

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