When will storms hit your area? An approximate timeline of severe weather as it moves in
Updated: 7:09 PM EDT Mar 30, 2025
When will storms hit your area? An approximate timeline of severe weather as it moves in
Updated: 7:09 PM EDT Mar 30, 2025
A Tornado Watch has been issued for Louisville and much of the WLKY viewing area until 1 a.m. as severe weather moves in.Stay up to date with severe weather on our live blog here.Here are some approximate times when the severe weather system will be moving into different parts of our area.6 p.m. – Possible scattered heavy downpours ahead of the main storm line.9 p.m. – Some severe weather supercells appear out ahead of the mainline and could cause some tornado spin-ups.10 p.m. – The storm line moves into southern Indiana communities such as Salem, Scottsburg, and Charlestown. Areas in Kentucky to the west of Louisville like Breckinridge County could also see severe activity.11 p.m. – The storm line moves into the Louisville Metro area as it crosses the Ohio River and moves into areas along the Interstate 71 corridor such as Oldham County.Midnight – The severe weather will be hitting counties to the east and south of Louisville.1 a.m. – Things should be letting up with just lingering light showers, the bulk of the severe weather heading toward the Lexington area.2 a.m. – The threat of any severe weather should be over for our area.INTERACTIVE RADAR | ACTIVE WEATHER ALERTSDownload the WLKY app for up-to-date weather alerts
LOUISVILLE, Ky. —A Tornado Watch has been issued for Louisville and much of the WLKY viewing area until 1 a.m. as severe weather moves in.
Stay up to date with severe weather on our live blog here.
Here are some approximate times when the severe weather system will be moving into different parts of our area.
- 6 p.m. – Possible scattered heavy downpours ahead of the main storm line.
- 9 p.m. – Some severe weather supercells appear out ahead of the mainline and could cause some tornado spin-ups.
- 10 p.m. – The storm line moves into southern Indiana communities such as Salem, Scottsburg, and Charlestown. Areas in Kentucky to the west of Louisville like Breckinridge County could also see severe activity.
- 11 p.m. – The storm line moves into the Louisville Metro area as it crosses the Ohio River and moves into areas along the Interstate 71 corridor such as Oldham County.
- Midnight – The severe weather will be hitting counties to the east and south of Louisville.
- 1 a.m. – Things should be letting up with just lingering light showers, the bulk of the severe weather heading toward the Lexington area.
- 2 a.m. – The threat of any severe weather should be over for our area.
