Louisville gets one more sunny, summerlike day Friday before a stormy weekend takes over. The temperature should climb from the low 50s early to about 85 degrees, with dry air, light winds veering southeast and no rain expected.
Friday night turns mostly cloudy, with temperatures settling near 62 degrees. The National Weather Service Louisville office says the weekend system will bring widespread rain and gusty winds, while an earlier Hoodline forecast had outlined a wetter pattern but less specific storm timing.
Saturday Starts Quiet, Then Turns Wet
Saturday morning should start partly sunny and relatively mild. Precipitation chances increase from mid-morning into early afternoon on Saturday, October 10, 2026. Showers and thunderstorms become likely later, with a high near 81 and gusts up to 30 mph.
Saturday night looks like the roughest stretch, with a 90% rain chance and thunderstorms, according to an earlier Hoodline forecast. The National Weather Service estimates 0.75 to 1.5 inches of rain for the weekend in most areas.
Sunday Stays Showery Before A Sunny Reset
Rain showers could linger into Sunday morning before thunderstorms become likely again. The high should reach about 72 degrees under mostly cloudy skies.
Conditions should dry out Sunday night. With the wettest weather concentrated from Saturday afternoon through Sunday, outdoor plans have a much better shot Monday.
Warm, Dry Weather Returns Monday
Columbus Day on Monday looks sunny and warm, with a high near 81 degrees and little wind. Tuesday should be sunny again and reach about 85, while Wednesday and Thursday remain mostly sunny with highs near 71 and 81.
No watches, warnings or advisories are posted for the Louisville area in the current forecast. Still, residents may want to secure loose outdoor items before Saturday evening and allow extra time for wet roads during the weekend storms.
