Western Kentucky will trade unusually warm weather for chilly winds and freezing temperatures later this week, while a midweek cold front is expected to offer little drought relief.
National Weather Service meteorologist Rachel Trevino says temperatures will fall sharply after the front moves through Wednesday. A few thunderstorms are possible, and forecasters are watching whether enough moisture develops to support isolated severe weather in the Pennyrile Region Wednesday evening.
For now, Trevino says limited moisture is holding down both rainfall amounts and the storm threat…