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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Dry weather pattern kicks in to welcome the summer season

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

Afternoon highs should run into the low 90s as heat builds in this weekend After a stormy Wednesday night that brought some gusty winds and pockets of heavy rain, Thursday offered a bit of a breather—but not a total break. A few scattered showers and storms lingered through the day as a slow-moving front crept across the region. Clouds hung tough during the morning, but we did manage to squeeze out some late-day sunshine.
Storm chances begin to wind down into the late week

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

A frontal boundary will bring a welcome change in our weather pattern It’s been a steamy stretch across Central and Eastern Kentucky and Wednesday brought more of that classic late-spring humidity with highs topping out in the mid-80s. A few spotty storms tried to pop during the afternoon, but the main event is still ahead of us.
Stormy weather continues into the mid-week

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

Heavy rain and a few strong storms will be possible It’s been a stormy stretch across Central and Eastern Kentucky, and Tuesday kept the soggy trend going. Scattered showers and slow-moving thunderstorms dotted the region, bringing locally heavy downpours and some minor flooding concerns, especially in poor drainage areas. With the thick cloud cover and limited sunshine, most spots struggled to climb out of the upper 70s and low 80s—well below where we’ve been recently.
Unsettled weather pattern hangs tough the next few days

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

Look for more scattered showers and locally heavy downpours After a weekend that felt straight out of July—with warm, muggy air and scattered storms that brought downpours and even a few flooding issues—Monday brought more of the same for Central and Eastern Kentucky. That upper-level energy from the weekend finally began shifting east, but a new wave started working in from the southwest.
Scattered storms on tap for Father's Day weekend

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

Take the rain gear along for any outdoor plans After a warm and humid finish to the week, we’re sliding right into a more unsettled weather pattern across Central and Eastern Kentucky—and the weekend looks like it’ll be carrying that baton. Friday saw a few scattered downpours, and while not everyone got wet, those who did may have experienced a brief tropical-style drenching.
Unsettled weather pattern set to return to the Bluegrass

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

You'll need the rain gear on occasion through Father's Day weekend We’ve been riding a nice stretch of weather here in Central and Eastern Kentucky, and Thursday kept the streak alive. Sunshine was in full force and highs warmed into the mid-80s—right on par for this time of year. The big difference you might’ve noticed? A subtle uptick in humidity, as moisture began returning from the south, setting the stage for a more active pattern ahead.
Quiet and warm June weather rolls along into the late week

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

Enjoy this dry stretch as more unsettled weather is on the horizon It was a picture-perfect day across Central and Eastern Kentucky on Wednesday, with sunshine dominating the sky and warm temperatures climbing into the low to mid-80s. High pressure continues to steer the ship for now, and despite some hazy skies due to smoke from Canadian wildfires, the overall vibe was classic June—sun-soaked and pleasant. One added bonus for sky watchers?
Quiet June weather kicks in for the mid-week

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

Enjoy the sunshine and warm temperatures the next few days After days of dodging downpours and tracking thunderstorms, Tuesday finally delivered a much-needed weather break across Central and Eastern Kentucky. Sunshine took center stage thanks to high pressure settling into the Ohio Valley, bringing in drier, more pleasant air. Temperatures climbed into the upper 70s with a light west breeze, making for a truly delightful day to be outside. The only minor hiccup?
A nice stretch of weather is on tap the next few days

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

Look for plenty of sunshine and warm highs in the 80s through the mid-week After a soggy and sometimes stormy weekend, Monday brought one last push of rain and thunderstorms as a cold front swept through the Ohio Valley. A few of those storms packed a punch, particularly in Eastern Kentucky, with damaging winds being the primary concern.
Unsettled weather pattern kicks in for the weekend

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

Take the rain gear along for outdoor activities just in case The first week of June has brought plenty of sunshine and classic early summer warmth, with afternoon highs climbing into the low to mid-80s across Central and Eastern Kentucky. Friday kept that trend going but you could really feel the increase in the humidity.