We'll have to deal with these pesky showers for a little while longer. I think most of the activity will move out by Wednesday. This was a much needed drink of water from Mother Nature though... look at this info from the NWS

THE FOLLOWING ARE 96 HOUR RAINFALL TOTALS ACROSS EAST KENTUCKY
ENDING AT 7 AM EDT...MONDAY APRIL 26TH.

                            7AM     7AM     7AM     7AM     TOTAL
                            FRI     SAT     SUN     MON

BARBOURVILLE     :         0.10    0.00    1.35     0.26    1.71
BEATTYVILLE 4N   :         0.15    0.16    1.28     0.27    1.86
BUNCH            :         0.05    0.02    1.58     0.34    1.99
BAXTER           :         0.05    0.00    1.28     0.13    1.46
CAVE RUN LAKE    :         0.01    0.26    0.99     0.18    1.44
CRESSY           :         0.04    0.18    1.03     0.24    1.49
CLAY CITY 1WNW   :         0.03    0.20    1.32     0.25    1.80
DRAFFIN          :         0.00    0.11    0.92     0.34    1.37
EZEL             :         0.04    0.15    1.66     0.11    1.96
GIMLET           :            T    0.21    1.29     0.19    1.69
HEIDELBERG 2N    :         0.02    0.21    1.06     0.16    1.45
HAZARD           :         0.02    0.17    0.94     0.17    1.30
ISLAND CITY      :            T    0.17    1.00     0.07    1.24
INEZ 2E          :         0.00    0.26    0.54     0.08    0.88
NWS JACKSON      :            T    0.10    0.62     0.14    0.86
LONDON S.P.      :         0.43    0.00    1.37     0.26    2.16
LONDON CORBIN APT:         0.03    0.06    1.43     0.27    1.79
MONTICELLO 3NE   :         0.09    0.00    3.09     0.28    3.46
MOUNT STERLING 5N:         0.02    0.27    0.85     0.17    1.31
MOUNT VERNON     :         0.04    0.20    1.35     0.18    1.77
ONEIDA           :         0.04    0.15    0.89     0.13    1.21
PRESTONSBURG 3WSW:         0.01    0.13    0.60     0.11    0.85
PAINTSVILLE 1E   :         0.00    0.11    0.46     0.11    0.68
PIKEVILLE S.P.   :            M    0.15    0.74     0.16    1.05
RELIEF           :            T    0.13    1.24     0.15    1.52
ROGERS           :         0.02    0.15    1.54     0.17    1.88
SANDY HOOK       :         0.00    0.38    1.61     0.12    2.11
SKYLINE          :         0.02    0.15    1.32     0.22    1.71
SLADE 5NE        :         0.07    0.15    1.61        M    1.83
SOMERSET 2N      :         0.08    0.01    2.32     0.28    2.69
STANTON 2W       :         0.06    0.20    1.15     0.24    1.65
STEARNS 2S       :         0.08    0.00    0.66     0.20    0.94
BOONEVILLE 1SE   :            T    0.36    0.98     0.10    1.44
VICTORY 5NW      :         0.03    0.17    1.34     0.21    1.75
WEST LIBERTY 3NW :         0.02    0.21    1.63     0.13    1.99
WEST LIBERTY 11NW:            T    0.21    2.00     0.16    2.37
WHITESBURG       :            M    0.12    0.86     0.21    1.19
WILLIAMSBURG 1NW :         0.13       T    0.53     0.14    0.80

I was in Lexington on Satuday night preparing for the Cardinal Hill Telethon so I missed out on most of the severe weather around here. The showers and storms were strong, but we avoided widespread major problems. A family in Letcher County did have some major issues and my my heart goes out to them. Thankfully, no one was hurt and worse in our region.

Tuesday is still looking kind of wet. The showers will hang around for most of the day. There will eventually be some clearing and we'll see conditions dry back up! Expect the cool temps to stick around through Wednesday. Highs should get back on track By Wednesday afternoon.

It looks like more showers & storms will be possible by the weekend. I think it is another situation that I'll need to pay close attention to what is going with the whole system set-up!

C-Ya Bye