Monthly Archives: November 2018

Greetings! I do not know about you, but I am ready to see the sun and feel the warm air again. The weekend looks to bring that to us. Friday will start mostly cloudy with chilly temperature in the low … Continue reading →

Good afternoon folks!! Cool and cloudy conditions will stick around for the rest of this afternoon and evening as an area of low pressure at the surface continues to move towards the east. As the area of low pressure moves … Continue reading →

Bowling Green received 0.2″ of snow today which is only the 2nd time measurable snow has occurred on this date. The previous measurable snow on 11/15 occurred in 1906 when 4.5″ fell. The max temperature of 36°F is the 4th … Continue reading →

Good evening WKU! There is much to discuss in this weeks forecast. Firstly, I’ll discuss tonight’s bitterly cold air that will seemingly be here to stay for the meantime trend. Why Wednesday’s rain chances are highly valid and how tomorrow … Continue reading →

Town gossip has seen a rise in the use of the s-word recently. And that word is snow! Yes, last week there was a chance of snow placed in the forecast for tonight, but that hype has died out as … Continue reading →

Currently there is a high pressure system passing over Kentucky. A system centered in Wisconsin will pass eastward bringing with it some snow. Most of that snow will be to the north. A high pressure system will come down from … Continue reading →

Last night’s cold front has brought in a wave of much colder air, giving us the cold air typical of a winter season. A strong high pressure field will bring in sunny skies to bring sunny conditions for your Saturday. … Continue reading →

Greetings! A window into the winter months looks to be coming into our area today into the weekend. Friday starts off as a wet day with  a high in the upper 40s. By 8 AM, the rain is starting to … Continue reading →

Good afternoon folks!! Cloudy skies from this morning have transitioned into partly sunny skies this afternoon. Thanks to the cloud cover from this morning and a steady wind out of the NE, high temperatures for today should top out in … Continue reading →

Over the next week and a half, much of the U.S. (including us!) will experience multiple shots of cold air.  The models have been remarkably consistent with the cooler pattern taking over, at least for now.  The first cold shot … Continue reading →