SUMMARY: Good Tuesday morning! We’re seeing light drizzle in Eastern Kentucky, particularly in northern Morgan and southern Elliott counties, with scattered sprinkles possible. Most areas remain dry, but pack an umbrella as rain chances increase this afternoon. Temperatures are in the upper 30s to upper 40s. A disturbance will bring more showers later, possibly with grapple, but they should dissipate by tonight. Expect colder temperatures and potential frost, especially in sheltered areas. As high pressure moves in, prepare for clear skies and more frost overnight into Thursday. Cover or bring in vulnerable plants to protect them from the cold.

Bring in those plants tonight! Those beautiful mums that capture the spirit of fall need to be brought inside or covered up as temperatures take a tumble during the night, with frosty conditions possible!

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SUMMARY: Meteorologist Matt Milosevic reports that Tuesday morning temperatures are in the upper 40s to near 50 degrees in the metro area, with scattered lower temperatures outside. Mostly cloudy skies will dominate, keeping daytime highs around 57 degrees, along with a 30-40% chance of light rain in the afternoon. Overnight, temperatures will drop into the 30s, prompting frost advisories in the region. As the week progresses, expect a slight improvement in temperatures, reaching 58 degrees on Wednesday and the 60s by Thursday and Friday, with warmer 70s anticipated for the weekend along with sunnier skies.

WLKY Meteorologist Matt Milosevich has the latest on light shower chances for Tuesday and #frost advisories for Wednesday in the #Louisville area.

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SUMMARY: Former Clark County Sheriff Jamie Noel was sentenced to 12 years in prison for embezzling millions from New Chapel EMS, severely compromising emergency services. Victims addressed Noel in court, sharing heartbreaking stories. Vickie Williams lamented that her father’s heart attack could have been survivable if timely medical help had arrived, which was hindered by Noel’s financial misdeeds. Susanne Worrel recounted a similar tragedy involving her brother-in-law on election day, where delays in ambulance response were linked to Noel’s misallocation of resources. Former EMS employee Roger Montgomery criticized Noel’s orders that jeopardized public safety, underlining the profound community betrayal.

Victims of Jamey Noel address court as former sheriff sentenced

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