Author Archives: Bret Garlitz

Hello from Starkville Mississippi! The White Squirrel Weather program here at Western Kentucky University is currently attending the Southeast Severe Storms Symposium. This is the 20th annual meeting here at Mississippi State University. The symposium has speakers come from all … Continue reading →

Happy Friday everyone, and another chilly one at that! With a slight breeze out of the north and overcast skies, it is not going to feel much like a Spring day. The weekend ahead is going to be clear with … Continue reading →

Happy Friday everyone! Today also marks the last day before spring break for us WKU students. As we look ahead to the weekend, many of you have already probably already noticed that the “white death” is in the forecast. We … Continue reading →

Happy March everyone and it already feels like spring! This week we had a few nice days of 70 degrees and I hope you were able to get out and enjoy them. Going through the rest of the weekend we … Continue reading →

I hope you all had a great week despite all the rain. Today we can expect scattered snow flurries throughout the day with the highs around the upper 30s. There will be a slight breeze from the north and the … Continue reading →

Happy Friday everyone! After a washout Thursday we are in for a nice weekend ahead! This weekend will be overall sunny with high around 40 degrees on Saturday. Sunday, we can expect highs around 60 degrees with slight breeze out … Continue reading →

Happy Friday everyone and what a breezy one! On this warm February day, we are expecting some wind gusts up to 45mph with temperatures around 66 degrees. So keep an eye on those flags! Looking ahead to the weekend we … Continue reading →

We made it to the end of another crazy winter week! Today we still have some icy conditions out there on the roads and if that wasn’t enough there have been many reports of flooding! The Green River is expected … Continue reading →

Good Morning, As we all wake up on this fine Friday some of us will wake up to a dusting of snow on the ground. Scattered snow showers will stick around through the afternoon before tapering off in the evening. … Continue reading →