Large hail and a few tornadoes are possible, greatest threat in central Kentucky, ground zero could be south central Kentucky.
CIPS analogs and SPC support the severe weather threat. Again, the potential is there. As always, a bust factor is involved.
Personally, in my opinion, this event has been well advertised. I do expect severe weather reports to be numerous today, with tornado and hail reports.
However, if the storms become severe to our south in Tennessee, this may limit overall severe coverage in Kentucky.
But don't rely on this. Always prepare for the worst and hope for the best.
This is a storm spotter day and weather radios should be on standby. Stay safe.
I am out of town but will be following the action throughout the day.
MS
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