So you're saying there's a chance?

The drought situation has worsened, but we are looking at more chances for rain as we go through next week!

Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Hopkins Co. until Sep 19 6:45PM. Check WBKO.com, WBKO-TV, and WBKO social media for more details. WBKO First Alert Weather WBKO News #wbkowx #kywx

RADAR WATCH (6:25 PM): Watching some scattered showers and storms further west, mainly over Hopkins and Christian counties. Most of the wet weather stays west of I-165 into the early evening.

Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Webster, Hopkins Co. until Sep 19 7:15PM. Check WBKO.com, WBKO-TV, and WBKO social media for more details. WBKO First Alert Weather WBKO News #wbkowx #kywx

RAIN CHANCES INCREASING: Rounds of showers and storms will lead to some beneficial rainfall later this weekend and into next week.

First Alert Weather Day for this afternoon, mainly east of I-65. The main threat is strong and damaging winds with some heavy rainfall.

We have heavy areas of rain east of I-65, but more scattered showers and storms are expected to develop before the end of the day. Here is a weather update.

Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Christian, Trigg Co. until Sep 22 4:00PM. Check WBKO.com, WBKO-TV, and WBKO social media for more details. WBKO First Alert Weather WBKO News #wbkowx #kywx

RADAR UPDATE (3:15 PM): Some heavy storms continue to move through eastern parts of the area. Gusty winds, heavy rain and even some small hail possible, especially in northern Adair county.

Scattered showers and storms will become more numerous as we get into tonight. Here is a timeframe for the wet weather.

#OTD 20 years ago, #Rita made landfall near the Texas/Louisiana border as a Category 3 storm. Coming on the heels of #Katrina, Rita prompted the largest evacuation in U.S. history. Gridlock would ultimately lead to the deaths of more than 100 people.

Scattered showers and storms will develop this afternoon, with more widespread areas of rain possible as we head through the night. Here is a look at what we are tracking.

RADAR UPDATE (5:34 PM): Showers and storms with some heavy rainfall will spread east over the next few hours.

RADAR UPDATE (9:38 PM): Areas of heavy rainfall continue to move from southwest to northeast, but will start to spread more easterly as we go deeper into the night.

FLOOD ADVISORY in effect. Some flooding is expected in low-lying and poor drainage areas over the next few hours.

Watching a few scattered soakers out there this afternoon. 🌦️ #kywx

Scattered showers and storms have developed this afternoon and some of these will produce heavy rainfall. Here is what to expect for the rest of the day.

The tropics have become quite active. We have #Humberto and an area of low pressure that will soon become "#Imelda." Future "Imelda" could impact the Southeastern U.S. early next week, but there is still much uncertainty in the forecast.

Yesterday in Bowling Green we saw more rain than we did the entire month of August!