Monthly Archives: March 2021

A marginal severe weather threat is present as we approach the afternoon hours of Wednesday. Showers are very likely especially after 2pm, with a good potential for thunderstorm development as well. About .7 – 1″ of rain is expected by … Continue reading →

Good evening, everyone! For Wednesday and Thursday, the Storm Prediction Center has our county under a marginal risk for severe weather. We are not expecting for the favorable conditions for isolated tornadoes to reach the south central region of the … Continue reading →

Get ready for a soggy weekend due to a low pressure system stemming from the Texas panhandle, which is going to push a cold front eastward towards us. This will bring overcast and rainy conditions even into the beginning of … Continue reading →

Good evening, everybody! We hope that you have soaked up enough sun to last you the rest of the week, because cloudy skies are to come! As of now, our area is under a slight risk for thunderstorms for tonight … Continue reading →

Today calls for a mild but breezy Wednesday! Winds will gust as high as 23mph out of the south, so if you have any outdoor plans such as hiking, camping, etc definitely plan to bring that extra chapstick and secure … Continue reading →

On this day, in 1993, the state of South Dakota had winds averaging around 50 miles per hour ahead of a cold front of great strength. In Pierre, gusts reached as high as 62 miles per hour. This event was … Continue reading →

The South Central Kentucky area will be warm, sunny, and clear due to a high pressure system resting over Eastern KY! This flow will bring in southerly flow, which will drag those warmer temperatures in from the south, giving us … Continue reading →

Expect mostly clear and sunny conditions to give us warmer temperatures throughout the weekend as a high pressure system sets itself to the northwest of us. There are some pockets of rain that will impact western TN, but that is … Continue reading →

Good morning, everyone! Aren’t you loving this trend of sunshine? If so, we have good news for you, because it looks to carry on for the rest of the week! Like yesterday, and the day before that, and the day … Continue reading →

Expect clear, mild, and sunny conditions to navigate through the region as a high pressure system sets itself right over the Texas and Louisiana border! We finally catch a break from the rain after record breaking precipitation measurements as well … Continue reading →