Monthly Archives: March 2021

Scattered showers will reign our weather conditions today as a cold front moves eastward through the region. This will occur mainly before 10am and after noon. Expect overcast skies throughout most of the day as it will be a soggy … Continue reading →

Good afternoon, everyone! Today, in 1960, the city of Buffalo in the state of New York had localized flash flooding from the melting of heavy snow accumulations as temperatures rose fairly high, fairly fast. This warming period took place over … Continue reading →

We finally catch a break from the rain after a stormy Saturday night. Though clear conditions are set in place, we are also observing a cooling trend set in for this week. Temperatures this morning kicked us off in the … Continue reading →

Mostly sunny skies arrive in south central Kentucky after we looked at a severe weather threat yesterday. The cold front is now propagating eastward as a high pressure system dominates our area. The high today is 65 with a low … Continue reading →

Good morning, everyone! In today’s post, we will go into detail on what to expect for the soon-to-come severe weather event! Today, strong to severe thunderstorms will be possible this evening and overnight. Our main concerns will be damaging winds, … Continue reading →

Expect round 2 of rain to come through on Thursday, with rainfall totals rounding up to be about 1.5-2″ by friday morning. In other words, be prepared for a soggy week as a cold front passes through the area due … Continue reading →

Good evening, everyone! We hope that the week is off to a great start for you! Tomorrow, we will have a break from the gloomy trend that we had to start out our week. Although we can’t rule out a … Continue reading →

Sunshine continues after a beautiful weekend due to a high pressure system now to our northeast! This has Brought southerly flow and clear conditions, keeping us seasonably warm for this time of year! Definitely enjoy this because we are tracking … Continue reading →

We finally get a break from the rain that we had Wednesday and yesterday as a high pressure system rests over the Great Lakes. This will bring mostly sunny skies and dry air into the region. The high for today … Continue reading →

Good afternoon, everyone! Today, the Storm Prediction Center no longer has us within any risk for severe weather. However, the threat for gusty winds will remain for today and tomorrow. For both days, the wind will range between 15 to … Continue reading →