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T.G. Shuck

Lexington

Chief Meteorologist at WTVQ-TV (Lexington, KY)

@ABC36News Chief Meteorologist in Lexington, Kentucky. Certified Broadcast Meteorologist (CBM #66) from the AMS and multiple Emmy Award winner

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  • Temperatures will be on the rise into the late week

    1 week ago | wtvq.com | T.G. Shuck

    A spotty shower can't be ruled out Thursday but it looks mainly dry After a round of stormy weather to kick off the week, we were rewarded with a gorgeous Wednesday across Central and Eastern Kentucky. Sunshine dominated the skies, winds stayed light, and temperatures rebounded nicely with most spots climbing back into the low-60s by late afternoon. While that’s still slightly cooler than average for mid-April, it felt great with all the sunshine around.

  • Quiet mid-April weather on tap for the mid-week

    1 week ago | wtvq.com | T.G. Shuck

    Temperatures will slowly moderate over the next few days After a blustery, stormy Monday—especially for our friends across Eastern Kentucky who saw a few strong, hail-producing thunderstorms—Tuesday brought a much-needed breather. Sunshine peeked out early before scattered clouds filtered in thanks to a pocket of cooler air aloft.

  • Storms give way to another round of cooler air

    1 week ago | wtvq.com | T.G. Shuck

    Severe weather is possible Monday evening as a cold front moves through It’s a very spring-like start to the week across Central and Eastern Kentucky, and with that comes the return of storm chances. A strong cold front is moving through the commonwealth today, bringing the potential for strong to severe thunderstorms. Monday afternoon temperatures surged into the mid-70s thanks to a gusty southwest wind, setting the stage for storm development later in the day.

  • Heavy rain and storms continue into the weekend

    3 weeks ago | wtvq.com | T.G. Shuck

    Significant flooding is possible across parts of the Commonwealth the next few days Thursday started off on an intense note across Central and Eastern Kentucky, with powerful storms rolling through during the early morning hours. Several tornado warnings were issued, and while our region saw some reports of damage, areas just to our west bore the brunt of the outbreak, with multiple tornadoes leaving significant devastation.

  • Severe storms and flooding rains possible late week

    3 weeks ago | wtvq.com | T.G. Shuck

    Our weather looks very active and stormy all the way into the weekend It felt much more like spring across Central and Eastern Kentucky Wednesday and as a warm front arced through the region bringing much warmer air to the commonwealth.

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T.G. Shuck
T.G. Shuck @TGweather
11 Apr 25

ABC 36 Weather Alert Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Whitley County until 9:15pm EDT. Stay with ABC 36 for updates #kywx https://t.co/IEdw1j5KXx

T.G. Shuck
T.G. Shuck @TGweather
10 Apr 25

ABC 36 Weather Alert Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Knox, Laurel, and Whitley County until 8:30pm EDT. Stay with ABC 36 for updates #kywx https://t.co/BsTxypVAc9

T.G. Shuck
T.G. Shuck @TGweather
10 Apr 25

ABC 36 Weather Alert Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Washington County until 6:15pm EDT. Stay with ABC 36 for updates #kywx https://t.co/UtgIJpXP71