Monthly Archives: February 2013

Recent meteorology graduate Nathaniel Shearer has accepted a position with the Air Force as a Weather Officer, becoming the first WKU Meteorology graduate to follow that career path. Nate will begin his career by attending Officer Training School at Maxwell … Continue reading →

I hope everyone enjoyed the sun today, because that all is going to change this week.  There is a system out to our west right now that is going to move to the east causing us to see some rain, … Continue reading →

Days at a glance: Thursday: High – 46  Low – 21  Precipitation – 30% chance early rain showers with the impending warm front, totals will be less than .25 inch  Winds – N switching to E early 12-16mph  Sky – … Continue reading →

Today was a beautiful day with a high of 44 and blue skies.  Tonight’s low will slip into the upper 20’s under mostly clear skies. A brief warming trend will begin tomorrow throughout the day with southerly winds predominating. High’s … Continue reading →

After a very nice Thursday with sunny skies and a high near 60 a cold front will be bringing a change in temperatures to the state.  Currently a trough is centered over the central US with a few disturbances riding … Continue reading →

Sunday’s rainfall has moved out of south-central Kentucky after the area received anywhere from 0.25 – 0.50 inches of rain.  This rainfall was due to an approaching storm system with a cold front which will not actually make it’s way … Continue reading →

After a busy weather weekend, conditions have begin to calm down just a bit with clear and milder temperatures across the state.  High pressure will continue to shift over our region towards the east near Pennsylvania/New York by this evening.  Highs … Continue reading →

Last week’s wild weather continued into the weekend as continuous Alberta Clipper systems swept through the Ohio Valley Region. Parts of Central and Eastern Kentucky received the first dose of measurable snowfall with a couple clipper systems dropping 2-4 inches … Continue reading →

We saw about every season this week.  From tornadoes to snow.  It has been a crazy, intense week here in South Central Kentucky.  We first saw fall like temperatures earlier on in the week and then we transferred right to … Continue reading →