Louisville faces another day of dangerous heat Friday, with a high near 99 and heat index values up to 107. Cooler weather arrives Sunday.

Louisville will hit 99 degrees Thursday as a Heat Advisory continues through Friday evening. Cooler, more manageable weather arrives Sunday.

Louisville's heat wave intensifies Tuesday, with a Heat Advisory through Thursday and temperatures near 100 before storm chances return this weekend.

Louisville is heading into a long, dangerous stretch of heat, with temperatures nearing 100 degrees by midweek and limited relief overnight.

Louisville's Sunday may bring scattered mid-level clouds in the afternoon before clearing Sunday night, opening the act for a hot week, with highs in the low 90s and heat index values potentially topping 100.

A clear Friday gives Louisville one easy weather day before a run of mid-90s heat arrives next week.

Louisville starts Thursday clear and comfortable before a hotter pattern takes over. Highs could reach the mid-90s early next week.

Louisville gets one more sunny, dry day before a slight storm chance Thursday. Then the heat starts climbing toward the mid-90s.

Patchy fog clears Monday morning before Louisville settles into a sunny, dry stretch. Weekend temperatures may climb into the low 90s.

A magnitude 2.3 tremor hit as tornado warnings blared across western Kentucky overnight — but scientists say the two events never touched.

Louisville starts Thursday with light rain before warming to 84 degrees and facing renewed storm chances. A cooler Sunday follows.

Louisville starts Wednesday before a 50% to 70% chance of overnight precipitation brings showers and thunderstorms.

Louisville gets a sunny, comfortable Tuesday before rain and thunderstorms return Wednesday night and Thursday.