Monthly Archives: September 2018

Last week saw some cool, fall like temperatures along with a lot of rain. Friday and Saturday received thick fog that caused trouble commuting for some. Today conditions are much better with temperatures reaching a sunny and warm 83. Skies … Continue reading →

For our early morning, we see patches of fog return, so if you intend to commute, do so carefully. The culprit for such fog is the cold front that is passing by this morning as well, causing temperatures to fall … Continue reading →

Greetings! Friday is starting to be a chilly foggy morning with temperatures in the mid 50s with a layer of dense fog. This fog is caused by the high pressure bringing cooler temperatures over the saturated ground. The fog will … Continue reading →

Good afternoon folks!! This wet and gloomy pattern will make its way out of the area as we head into the weekend, but first, the rainy conditions will make its presence known for the rest of today. The rest of … Continue reading →

Tuesday takes on another gloomy day, although less rainfall than yesterday. Monday contributed to a little over an inch of rain in Bowling Green, Ky. (1.11″ according to NWS Louisville Climate Report) causing some risks for flooding. Thankfully, today hasn’t … Continue reading →

Today is one of those curl up in a big blanket and read a book kind of days. It has been raining since most of us woke up and will continue to rain until most of us hit the hay. … Continue reading →

As we approached the autumn equinox conditions improved tremendously to fit with the incoming season. While Friday saw some strong storms with high winds, conditions cooled and calmed to gentle rain for Saturday, today, and will continue through until Thursday. … Continue reading →

It is the first day of autumn, where the world gets an equal amount of sunlight, and with the recent passing of the cold front, it is going to feel like it, too. However, rain isn’t out of the question … Continue reading →

Greetings! On Friday, 9/21, the weather will start out warm and muggy with the high pressure over North and South Carolina swinging gulf moisture into our area. This moisture is colliding with the cold front currently north-east of Kentucky and … Continue reading →