Kevin Harned

NEXT 12: Isolated showers southern KY SHORT TERM: Isolated downpour possible Monday - but pleasant weather rules the start of June LONG TERM: Humidity and increased storm chances return next weekend LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - A few spotty showers may linger early this evening, but most areas stay mainly dry. Skies gradually clear overnight with light north to northeast winds and comfortable humidity. Only an isolated storm chance from midday into the afternoon on Tuesday.

NEXT 12: Areas of fog overnight SHORT TERM: Windy and warmer for the week ahead LONG TERM: Winter returns with cooler temps by the end of the month Here’s WAVE News meteorologist Tawana Andrew with your forecast. LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - Areas of fog will expand overnight, becoming locally dense toward morning with visibilities possibly dropping below a quarter mile; temperatures remain mild in the low to mid 30s.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - If you heard a loud bang or felt a brief shake late Monday night, you weren’t alone. Reports came in from across the region, especially central Kentucky, of sudden booms and vibrations — and the cause may surprise you. The likely explanation: a frost quake. What Is a Frost Quake? A frost quake, also known as a cryoseism, happens when rapidly freezing ground cracks under pressure. After rain or melting snow, moisture seeps into the soil and small fractures in bedrock.