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A cloudy, drizzly start gives way to sunshine and highs in the lower 70s in Louisville. The weekend stays mild before temperatures climb Tuesday.
Louisville gets a cloudy, cool Wednesday before sunny skies and crisp fall mornings arrive. A late-week warm-up will push temperatures back into the 80s by Tuesday.
Clouds linger Tuesday, but Louisville is headed for a dry stretch with crisp mornings and a Monday warm-up into the 70s.
Louisville starts Monday with regional clouds or warmth, but a sharp cooldown is coming. Highs drop into the 70s by Tuesday before temperatures moderate by the weekend.
Louisville will hit 96 degrees under sunny skies Sunday before showers and a sharp cooldown arrive early this week.
Louisville could hit 94 degrees Saturday with a heat index near 102 before afternoon storms arrive. Cooler temperatures take over by midweek.
Louisville's September climate history shows that late-season heat can persist, while available sources do not verify the article's specific daily forecast.
Louisville faces another day of dangerous heat Thursday, with a 97-degree high and heat index values up to 105. A limited storm chance arrives Friday night.
Louisville faces a 96-degree Wednesday with heat indexes near 105. The Heat Advisory continues through Thursday evening.
Louisville faces several more days of oppressive heat, with a Heat Advisory through Wednesday and heat index values reaching 105.
Louisville gets one pleasant, sunny day before a heat advisory brings temperatures in the 90s Tuesday and Wednesday.
Louisville faces isolated to scattered Sunday showers before low-to-mid-90s temperatures arrive Tuesday. Low precipitation chances continue through the workweek.
Louisville faces a cloudy, stormy Saturday before sunshine and mid-90s heat take over next week.
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