It was Dry but a Cool day for many. Temperatures were about 10° below average, but a slight Warmup is in the near Future.
I did slight 'warm-up' so it looks like we'll start seeing that by Thursday:
NAM is painting 60-65 for the Louisville area and Warmer farther South in the Lower 70°s from Bowling Green and in the Nashville areas.
FRIDAY looks to be more "Showery" than Stormy, so thats a good thing to hear as a Cool Front stalls in the Corridor area.
SUNDAY STORM REPORTS:
* Local Storm Report by NWS PAH: Princeton [Caldwell Co, KY] nws storm survey reports TORNADO at 17 Nov, 03:18 PM CST -- ef1 tornado with no fatalities or injuries. beginning 3nw princeton to 1ne of town. pk wnd 100 mph. max path width 200 yds. length 4 miles. partial roof and wall loss to large metal bldg. several power poles snapped. several homes and businesses with partial shingle loss. dozens of trees snapped or uprooted.
* Local Storm Report by NWS PAH: 4 SW Nortonville [Hopkins Co, KY] nws storm survey reports TORNADO at 17 Nov, 03:32 PM CST -- ef3 tornado. 4 miles sw of nortonville to 3 miles se of white plains. peak wind 140 mph. max path width 200 yards. path length 8 miles. 1 minor injury. no fatalities. 4 homes destroyed, including 1 double wide. a dozen homes with minor to moderate damage. several sheds and barns destroyed. hundreds of trees snapped and uprooted. most of the major damage along red hill road.
ANOTHER Thing to Report is from the Indiana Side: Indiana surveyed 23 Reports of Tornadoes from Sunday; *the 3rd most tornadoes on any day in Indiana recorded history. *
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