Monthly Archives: February 2021

Good evening, everyone! We hope that you are having a good week so far! Today, we will have a day filled with plentiful sunshine and calm winds thanks to the abundance of high pressure throughout our region of the country. … Continue reading →

Hello everyone! We’re looking at a sunny and warm Wednesday at the moment, though there is a 20% chance of showers after noon. Skies will becoming increasingly cloudy in the afternoon as a cold front quickly passes through. Afterwards though, … Continue reading →

Good morning, fellow readers! Are you ready for spring yet? If you are, you’ll love today’s forecast! Today, our region will once more bask in high pressure. In other words, expect a disturbance-free day of plentiful sunshine and pleasant temperatures. … Continue reading →

Rain will fall in the early morning hours and is expected to stop by around 5am on your Monday morning as a cold front passes through and shifts eastward. No commuting impacts are expected but still watch out for any … Continue reading →

We finally catch a break from the wintry weather as we approach the end of the week. Expect dry but cool conditions to start your weekend off as a high pressure system centers itself right over the state. This will … Continue reading →

Good morning to you! We hope that you are staying in and staying warm! Today, we will remain under a winter storm warning until 6PM, as the last round of snow and sleet will be making its way out of … Continue reading →

The national weather service has issued a hazardous weather outlook due to another chance of snow showers for your Wednesday going into your Thursday night! Expect snow showers in the morning as a high pressure system sets itself north of … Continue reading →

Good afternoon, everyone! We hope that you are making the most of the university’s snow days! Today, we will have a break from that wintry mixture that we’ve had so far this week. However, wind chills will be in the … Continue reading →

The National weather Service has issued a winter storm warning for all of Kentucky. Two waves will be expected, making travel on Monday extremely dangerous. About 6-8” are expected by them, which is what most models are saying as well. … Continue reading →

Mostly cloudy skies are in for the start of your Friday with a high of 38F. Upper level troughing will encourage temperatures to drop as freezing rain will make its way through the region between midnight and 5am heading into … Continue reading →