Weekend Weather: Central Indiana, Kentucky, and Alabama

Central Indiana will experience early morning showers and storms quieting down, followed by a boundary stalling over south-central Indiana, prompting additional pop-up showers and storms, especially between 4 p.m. and 8 p.m. along and south of I-70. Monday brings a cold front, increasing the potential for strong to severe storms with damaging wind gusts and localized flooding. Relief from extreme humidity is expected by Tuesday.

Kentucky faces scattered showers and storms throughout the weekend, decreasing by Tuesday late morning. While severe weather is not anticipated, some areas may experience higher wind gusts and localized flooding. The Fourth of July forecast looks seasonable and mostly sunny.

Alabama is transitioning to a more typical summertime pattern, with temperatures trending down. Expect isolated to scattered showers and storms each day through next week, mainly in the afternoon and evening. Some storms could become strong due to an area of low pressure to the southeast.

Central Indiana could see strong to severe storms on Monday. Kentucky is not expected to have severe weather, but localized flooding is possible. Alabama may see a few strong storms due to low pressure.

Central Indiana anticipates lower dew points and more refreshing air. Kentucky forecasts seasonable and mostly sunny weather. Alabama's forecast is not specifically mentioned in the provided text.

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