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Louisville, KY – Kentucky residents should brace for strong winds today, with gusts reaching up to 40 mph, according to the National Weather Service (NWS) in Louisville. The advisory affects areas east and west of Interstate 65, with significant impacts expected throughout Tuesday.
The first round of gusty winds will occur east of I-65 this morning, with a second wave hitting western regions in the afternoon. The NWS warns that unsecured objects may be blown around, and high-profile vehicles could face hazardous driving conditions. Travelers along I-65 and surrounding areas are urged to exercise caution.
By New Year’s Day, the weather will shift as temperatures drop to a high of 38°F with a chance of snow flurries early Wednesday morning. The cooling trend continues through the week, with lows reaching 19°F by Friday night. Drivers should prepare for potentially icy conditions during overnight hours.
Looking ahead, the NWS is monitoring a possible winter storm developing over the weekend into early next week. While details remain uncertain, the system could bring snow, ice, or rain to the region. Residents are encouraged to stay updated on forecasts and prepare alternate travel plans if necessary.
Prepare for today’s winds by securing outdoor items and avoiding unnecessary travel during peak gusts. Continue monitoring weather updates for the latest safety information.
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