Wayne Hettinger has produced Thunder since the beginning, but came from less flashy beginnings down on the farm.
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Hundreds of porta-potties will be available to answer when Nature calls.
Hettinger has produced Thunder for over 30 years, so this busy time of year is normal for him.
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Some prime seating for Thunder Over Louisville and the air show is currently underwater as the Ohio River has risen into Waterfront Park.
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Thunder Over Louisville provides an estimated impact of $56 million to the area’s economy.
Wayne Hettinger, the producer of Thunder Over Louisville, shared on Facebook that the fireworks are being boxed and loaded for shipment to Louisville on Monday.
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If you've hit the strip before, you know the saying "What happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas," is not always true.
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The roar of jet engines overhead on the day before Thunder Over Louisville is a reminder to everyone of exactly how fitting the name is for North America's largest annual air show and fireworks display.
This year's Thunder Over Louisville will be held on Saturday, April 22.
Keith Kaiser gets close to the ignition switch for Thunder Over Louisville.