Monthly Archives: March 2009

Spring snowier than winter for Bowling Green, again!

Posted on March 14, 2009 by Gregory Goodrich

For the second straight year, Bowling Green has received the biggest snowfall of the year during WKU’s spring break. This also marks the second straight year that spring was snowier than winter for Bowling Green. Has this ever happened before?

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WKU Meteorology student receives internship

Posted on March 14, 2009 by Gregory Goodrich

Astrid Suarez Gonzalez, a junior Meteorology major in the Department of Geography and Geology, was recently awarded a summer 2009 research internship at the National Weather Center (NWC) in Norman Oklahoma. Astrid was one of 10 students chosen from a … Continue reading →

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Big snowstorm misses Kentucky

Posted on March 2, 2009 by Gregory Goodrich

The snowstorm that went to our south this past weekend definitely exceeded all expectations. The powerful upper level low that triggered the snowstorm produced convective banding which led to thundersnow and incredible accumulations over western TN. A map of the … Continue reading →

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