Monthly Archives: October 2010

With a low pressure system sitting over Missouri and Kansas and moving southeast, the Mid-South is going to see some isolated to scattered showers, today. The main reasons for the lack of rain with this system are mainly the lack … Continue reading →

The latest 250mb Velocity plots show a very clear split flow in the jet stream as of late, with the Mid-South caught in the middle of it, which usually leaves the area high and dry, and that is not the … Continue reading →

After this morning’s patchy frost, temperatures should moderated quickly. The pesky upper level low that has been dominating the east coasts weather is finally being moved via a 500mb shortwave. High pressure will be the dominating factor for the next … Continue reading →

Last night frost was widely scattered but was reported at some locations, especially low lying areas. Here is a graphic of last nights temperatures that reflect this idea. Tonight will be a similar story as last night with low temperatures … Continue reading →

Currently, upper level low is still situated over the West Virginia and Ohio border and is still dominating our weather as it has for the last few days. Temperatures have remained below normal for much of SE kentucky as cloud cover … Continue reading →

If you have been keeping up with the blog the past two days, you’ve seen that the models have been disagreeing on the chance of showers making its way into the area for Sunday. Well we can disregard any of … Continue reading →

Today is the same story as has been the past few days.  Clear skies with warm, comfortable temperatures in the low to mid 70’s.  A high pressure is parked out over the central plains and is bringing down northerly winds … Continue reading →