Monthly Archives: November 2012

For the past couple of days, we have been under a dominant surface high pressure system. Currently, the upper level flow is zonal and the models show this pattern persisting into Sunday. Thus, we are going to be stuck under … Continue reading →

We are currently in the return flow of a surface high pressure system with a weak cold front draped diagonally across central Illinois and Missouri. The strengthening upper level support will help to push the boundary through our area early … Continue reading →

One more warm and sunny day is expected across the area for the Thanksgiving Holiday before a cold front brings a big temperature change for the Ohio Valley region. For today, high pressure currently stretching across the region will slowly … Continue reading →

As we start another week and head into the Thanksgiving holiday, conditions across the area are expected to be unseasonably warmer.  A fast zonal upper air flow continues across much of the eastern United States as the northern branch of … Continue reading →

A calmer weather pattern looks to set in for the end of the week into the weekend here in Bowling Green. The biggest story will be the cooler temperatures with several mornings starting out below freezing. Conditions should remain dry … Continue reading →

Hi-Res radar courtesy of Noaa.gov   Showers and storms will be moving into the Bowling Green area into Monday morning and afternoon as a cold front sweeps across the southeast. Behind the front, we will see much colder temperatures which … Continue reading →

It is an absolutely beautiful Saturday in south-central Kentucky. A ridge of high pressure over Bowling Green (Figure 1) kept skies clear overnight, and fair weather will hang around until Sunday night. The Saturday morning low temperature was 42 degrees, … Continue reading →

Tuesday has been overcast and cool thus far, with afternoon temperatures in the lower 50s. A shortwave trough (Figure 1) is currently affecting Bowling Green’s weather, and it is expected to continue to dig southeast to further affect the forecast … Continue reading →

What a nice week to end October and move into November.  Skies have been generally sunny all week despite temperatures that have been slightly below average.  Temperatures should be in the mid-60s for this time of year in Bowling Green … Continue reading →