I've been impressed with the analogs the past few days. They've helped predict these tornadoes out west. The same analogs are depicting higher tornado chances for parts of central and southern Indiana during the next 24 to 60 hours.
Although Louisville is not in the main zone, remember, this is not a forecast exactly where tornadoes will occur, but the general region in and around the suggested locations. Therefore, Louisville should be on guard.
A damaging wind threat appears to be the main solution, mostly over Indiana.
I would think moderate risks for severe weather will go up from the SPC for Fri/Sat time frame. This would include Indiana, Illinois, and maybe extreme northern KY.
Stay tuned.
MS
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