Monthly Archives: October 2020

Welcome back to the Western Kentucky Meteorology Blog! We hope that you have been able to get outdoors sometime this week to enjoy the weather that we have had! Today, we have a slight chance for isolated showers throughout the … Continue reading →

Good morning everyone! Hopefully you all got to see Mars at its brightest last night as it was at peak opposition form the sun. For the time being, we are under a high pressure system so mild conditions will hold … Continue reading →

Good afternoon to you, and welcome back to our blog! We have good news for you, and that is that we are going to be having a relatively quiet week as far as forecasts go! As of now, for most … Continue reading →

The remnants of Delta have mostly finished passing through and that’s going to come with a small chance of rain for the start of your work week. The high for today is 81F and the low is 47F with a … Continue reading →

Well the week has remained fairly mild and dry for the most part but that is coming to an end as we approach the weekend. The high for today is 82F and the low is 62F. If you have any … Continue reading →

On October 8th, 2008, the southern region of the country had its fair share of severe weather. That day, a surface low pressure system was stationed over the state of Alabama with a cold front extending from the southwestern part … Continue reading →

Good morning! Hopefully everyone is enjoying the sun right now because this weekend will be a soggy one. Winds from the west continue to help bring in warmer temperatures as they move around the high pressure sitting to the southwest. … Continue reading →

Welcome back to the Western Kentucky University Meteorology Blog! So far, we’ve had a rather pleasant trend thanks to the lack of disturbances in the atmosphere and we can expect for it to continue on throughout the work week. As … Continue reading →

Expect temperatures to be cooler for the start of the week with a high of 66F and a low of 38F. Some folks even woke up to some patchy frost this morning! The Tennessee Valley is currently under a high … Continue reading →

Prepare for a chilly but sunny Friday as the Tennessee Valley as a high pressure system rolls in. The high for today is 64°F and the low is 41°F. Winds out of the SW are helping in bringing that colder … Continue reading →