The severe threat and rain are set to end tonight, but the last of the showers are still hanging on into Saturday night before skies clear by Sunday morning. For people in the forecast area, that means the wettest stretch is fading now, even if the evening is not fully dry yet.

That timing matters because Saturday night still carries a low of 59° with north winds at 10 to 15 mph, so the air will feel cooler as the showers taper off. The change is short-lived, though: Sunday turns partly to mostly cloudy, cooler and less humid, with a high of 75° and north winds staying at 10 to 15 mph.

This is the kind of overnight shift that changes plans fast. A night that still has lingering showers gives way to a drier start by Sunday morning, and that sets up a much more comfortable stretch for the rest of the weekend. The forecast from KSHB 41 Weather covers Saturday night through Monday, and the immediate takeaway is that the storm threat is ending before the night is over.

The small catch is that ending the severe threat does not mean every shower disappears at once. Rain is expected to fade tonight, but some showers linger into Saturday night before clearing by morning, which leaves a narrow window where the weather is technically improving even though it is not yet fully settled. By Monday, the pattern is calmer still, with partly cloudy skies, a low of 57°, a high of 79°, and west wind at 10 mph.

For anyone checking KY3 weather or a similar weekend forecast update, the answer is straightforward: the rough weather ends tonight, Sunday turns cooler and less humid, and Monday looks comfortable. That is the sequence to plan around.