LIVE STORM TRACKING | Tornado warnings issued, storms moving fast
Strong storms and a tornado watch early on this Saturday
Updated: 5:19 AM EDT Mar 15, 2025
LIVE STORM TRACKING | Tornado warnings issued, storms moving fast
Strong storms and a tornado watch early on this Saturday
Updated: 5:19 AM EDT Mar 15, 2025
INTERACTIVE RADAR | ACTIVE WEATHER ALERTSLIVE UPDATES:5:15 a.m. – Jackson County, IN – tornado warning until 5:45 a.m.5:03 a.m. – Storms racing east, expected to hit Louisville within the hour. Severe t-storm warning for many. Wind gusts at 50-60 mph in many spots.4:50 a.m. – Orange, Washington counties under tornado warning until 5:15 a.m. Storm moving fast.A Tornado Watch is in effect for our area until 10 this morning as we brace for active weather. Already a number of confirmed tornadoes have been reported in Illinois and Missouri. Check power outages: Duke | LG&EAfter the threat this morning, we will see somewhat of a break with then a round two: more storms pushing in later in the day.Heavy rain and robust winds are expected, with the possibility of an isolated embedded tornado. In addition to the storms, high winds with gusts reaching up to 40 mph are possible.Download the WLKY app for up-to-date weather alertsStream weather from WLKY anytime on Very LocalTorrential downpours may lead to flooding, particularly in the southern counties. As the weekend progresses, Sunday promises cooler but breezy weather, with temperatures dipping back into the 50s, offering a reprieve after the stormy Saturday.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. —INTERACTIVE RADAR | ACTIVE WEATHER ALERTS
LIVE UPDATES:
5:15 a.m. – Jackson County, IN – tornado warning until 5:45 a.m.
5:03 a.m. – Storms racing east, expected to hit Louisville within the hour. Severe t-storm warning for many. Wind gusts at 50-60 mph in many spots.
4:50 a.m. – Orange, Washington counties under tornado warning until 5:15 a.m. Storm moving fast.
A Tornado Watch is in effect for our area until 10 this morning as we brace for active weather.
Already a number of confirmed tornadoes have been reported in Illinois and Missouri.
Check power outages: Duke | LG&E
After the threat this morning, we will see somewhat of a break with then a round two: more storms pushing in later in the day.
Heavy rain and robust winds are expected, with the possibility of an isolated embedded tornado. In addition to the storms, high winds with gusts reaching up to 40 mph are possible.
Torrential downpours may lead to flooding, particularly in the southern counties.
As the weekend progresses, Sunday promises cooler but breezy weather, with temperatures dipping back into the 50s, offering a reprieve after the stormy Saturday.
