NOW YOUR WLKY WEATHER WITH METEOROLOGIST ERIC CZAPNIK. HOPEFULLY YOU WERE ABLE TO GET OUT THERE AND ENJOY THE BEAUTIFUL WEATHER THAT WE HAD ALL WEEKEND LONG, BUT IT WAS A LITTLE CHILLY THE PAST COUPLE MORNINGS. GOOD NEWS IS YOU’RE NOT GOING TO NEED THE HEAVY COAT TOMORROW MORNING BECAUSE WE ARE TRACKING MILD TEMPERATURES TONIGHT. TOMORROW AFTERNOON. YOU MIGHT HAVE TO HAVE THAT UMBRELLA, AS WE’RE GOING TO HAVE TO DODGE A FEW SHOWERS AND STORMS MOVING THROUGH. THAT’S GOING TO BE OUR NEXT CHANCE FOR SOME IMPACT WEATHER. AND THEN BEHIND THAT WE ARE GOING TO SEE SOME COOLER AND BREEZY CONDITIONS FOR OUR TUESDAY. SO WE’RE STILL KIND OF IN THE UP AND DOWN SWINGS OF TEMPERATURES HERE AS WE MOVE THROUGHOUT THE MONTH OF APRIL. OUTSIDE THOUGH, RIGHT NOW, FAIRLY QUIET AND COMFORTABLE. WE GOT TEMPERATURES STILL IN THE MID 60S AT 67 DEGREES. THAT IS THANKS TO THAT SOUTHERLY BREEZE PUSHING IN THAT MILDER AIR. SO WE’RE NOT GOING TO COOL OFF MUCH TONIGHT. AND WITH THOSE CLOUDS CONTINUING TO INCREASE, THAT WILL ACT AS A BLANKET. SO AS YOU WAKE UP TOMORROW MORNING, I THINK IT WILL BE IN THE UPPER 50S TO LOW 60S ACROSS THE ENTIRE REGION. SO VERY COMFORTABLE AS YOU’RE GETTING YOUR MONDAY STARTED AND THEN THROUGH THE NEXT 12 HOURS ON YOUR MONDAY, WE’LL SEE THOSE TEMPERATURES CLIMB INTO THE LOW 70S WITH MOSTLY CLOUDY SKIES AND DRY CONDITIONS THROUGH THE FIRST PART OF OUR DAY. GETTING INTO THE AFTERNOON, THAT’S WHEN WE’RE GOING TO HAVE THE CHANCE, ESPECIALLY AS WE GET CLOSE TO 4 OR 5, 6:00 FOR SOME OF THOSE LATE DAY SCATTERED SHOWERS AND EVEN A COUPLE THUNDERSTORMS MIXING IN BECAUSE TEMPERATURES WILL BE WARM ENOUGH TO PROVIDE SOME OF THAT FUEL WITH US IN THE 70S. SO WHAT’S GOING TO BRING THAT IS WE GOT THIS FRONT OFF TO OUR WEST. IT’S ALREADY BEEN BRINGING IN THAT HIGH CLOUD COVER THAT WE SAW FILTER IN LATE THIS AFTERNOON AND INTO THIS EVENING. THE MAIN AREA OF LOW PRESSURE TO THE NORTH. THAT’S WHERE YOU SEE SOME OF THE RAIN ACROSS NORTHERN MICHIGAN. THIS IS GOING TO CONTINUE TO TRACK UP INTO CANADA. AND THIS FRONT IS GOING TO ELONGATE OUT. SO IT’S GOING TO TAKE ITS TIME. SO EVEN THOUGH IT’S PRETTY CLOSE TO US, IT’S NOT GOING TO GET HERE UNTIL TOMORROW AFTERNOON. SO TIMING THIS OUT. WE’RE STAYING DRY. JUST GOING TO CONTINUE TO HAVE THOSE CLOUDS BUILD IN TOMORROW MORNING. AND WE’LL STAY WITH SOME SUNSHINE PEEKING THROUGH INTO THE EARLY AFTERNOON. THEN AS WE HEAD TOWARDS 3:00, WE’LL START TO GET SOME OF THOSE SHOWERS DEVELOPING ACROSS THE RIVER ACROSS SOUTHERN INDIANA. AGAIN, JUST LOOKING AT SOME SCATTERED ACTIVITIES WITH A FEW RUMBLES OF THUNDER. YOU GET TOWARDS DINNERTIME, THOSE SHOWERS WILL BEGIN TO PUSH TO THE SOUTH, CROSSING OVER THE OHIO RIVER AND GETTING CLOSE TO DOWNTOWN LOUISVILLE. AS WE HEAD TOWARDS FIVE 6:00 AND YOU CAN SEE OUT TOWARDS LAGRANGE AND SHELBYVILLE, YOU’VE GOT MAYBE A STRONGER STORM DEVELOPING. THAT’S WHAT WE’RE GOING HAVE TO WATCH. JUST 1 OR 2 THAT MIGHT PRODUCE SOME DAMAGING WIND GUSTS AND SOME LARGE HAIL. BUT YOU CAN SEE THIS IS A THIN BAND, SO WE’RE NOT EXPECTING A WHOLE LOT OF RAIN. MAYBE A 10TH TO A QUARTER OF AN INCH AS ALL WE’RE EXPECTING. AND THEN AS IT CONTINUES TO MOVE TO THE SOUTH AGAIN, A FEW THUNDERSTORMS CAN’T BE RULED OUT, BUT THE BETTER STORM ACTIVITY YOU CAN SEE WITH MORE OF THE PURPLE SHOWING UP LOOKS TO BE OFF TO OUR NORTH AND EAST. SO REALLY JUST LOOKING AT SOME SCATTERED SHOWERS. BUT WE’LL HAVE TO WATCH OUT FOR 1 OR 2 STRONGER STORMS. WE’RE SEEING THE SUNSHINE RETURN HEADING INTO TUESDAY, BUT FOR TOMORROW AFTERNOON WE ARE UNDER THAT LEVEL ONE OR MARGINAL RISK FOR THE ENTIRE REGION. BUT YOU CAN SEE OFF TO OUR NORTH AND EAST, THAT’S WHERE THERE’S THE BETTER CHANCE FOR SOME OF THOSE STRONGER STORMS TO DEVELOP. SO FOR TONIGHT, WE’LL GET DOWN INTO THE 60S. TOMORROW BRINGS A FEW SHOWERS AND STORMS TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. WE’RE LOOKING DRY WITH TEMPERATURES COOLING OFF A LITTLE BIT TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, BUT WARMING BACK UP. AND THEN ANOTHER ROUND OF SOME SCATTERED SHOWERS AND STORMS. LOOKS TO GET HERE AS WE HEAD TOWARDS SATURDAY, BUT OVERALL, SOME FAIRLY QUIET WEATHER AS WE HEAD INTO THIS NEXT WEEK, SO MAKE SURE WE PACK AT LEAST AN UMBRELLA. MAYBE HAVE THAT UMBRELLA JUST IN CASE. NOT GOING TO BE A WHOLE LOT OF RAIN. MIGHT HAVE TO DODGE