Didn't it seem like last month we were talking about the driest stretch of days in a very long time for Louisville? I think we ended up with at least 20 consecutive days without measurable precipitation.
Now, all of the forecasters are talking about a stretch of days where we could see several inches before all is said and done.
I do not know what the record for most consecutive days of measurable precipitation is, at least here in Louisville. I would have to dig and do a bit more research. However, just looking back a few years yielded at least one impressive result.
A stretch of 7 consecutive days in April 2011, from the 22nd through the 28th, produced over 7.73".
The current forecast calls for a likely chance of rain for the next 6 days with expected rainfall amounts of 4-6" during that time period.
MS
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