(LEX 18) — Severe storms rolled through Central Kentucky this evening bringing hail and lightning to the area.

Brian Stahl
Hail in Lexington about dime size here @BillMeck @LEX18News pic.twitter.com/IDf6Z0CWgR
— Brian Stahl (@stahlingphotog) November 30, 2022
Some of the initial storms produced hail up to a quarter size.

David Nunn

Ricky Byrd
The storms also produced some major lightning. A viewer captured lightning in the Nicholasville area:

Logan Shaftner

Logan Shaftner
Showers and storms will continue for the next few hours. A cold front will follow these storms and temps will drop tomorrow.