Summary
A severe thunderstorm is hitting parts of eastern Kentucky, bringing threats of large hail and strong winds. The National Weather Service has issued urgent warnings, advising residents to seek shelter due to potential damage.
Key Facts
- A severe thunderstorm is affecting Morgan, Johnson, Rowan, and Elliott counties in Kentucky.
- Hail up to 1.75 inches, the size of a golf ball, is expected and can cause serious damage.
- Winds are reaching speeds of up to 60 mph.
- The National Weather Service classified the threat as considerable and urged people to find shelter.
- The severe thunderstorm warning was set to expire at 4:45 p.m. local time this Wednesday.
- Similar warnings are in effect for other areas, including regions in West Virginia, Ohio, and Indiana.
- The storm is part of a larger weather system threatening multiple states with possible tornadoes and severe weather conditions.
- As of Wednesday afternoon, no tornado warnings were issued in the affected Kentucky regions.
