Perhaps the most prolific storm event(s) to affect the entire state since January 29-30, 2013.
I don't want to forget our friends in southern Indiana, either.
Widespread damage primarily associated with a grand finale squall line packing winds of 60-80 mph wreaked havoc for Louisville's morning commute and getting those kiddos safely to school.
Scores of local storm reports keep coming in statewide.
Already, Louisville NWS will be conducting several damage surveys today and tomorrow. I am sure Jackson NWS will be doing the same.
I am going out shortly and review the damage to my part of southwest Jefferson County.
MS
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