Author Archives: Chris Johnson

An upper level low centered over parts of southern Missouri will slowly drop southeastward into Alabama by Sunday.  In return, persistent bands of light-moderate showers will continue on its northwestward to southeastward track across the region. There will likely be … Continue reading →

Areas across south-central and western Kentucky received 2-3 inches of rainfall over the course of the weekend.  Major flooding concerns for these areas resulted in many flood advisories and warnings as many streams and rivers exceeded their flood stages.  Showers … Continue reading →

Conditions across the area have been very nice although a cool start kicked off our Saturday morning.  Overnight lows dipped into the  upper 30’s to around 40 degrees in many locations across south-central KY.  Mostly clear skies and calm winds … Continue reading →

Wednesday started out as a breezy but cool day across the area.  Plenty of sunshine with southwesterly winds around 5-10 mph gave a brisk chill to the air, but quickly warmed up into the low 50’s across south-central Kentucky.  Through … Continue reading →

Good Friday everyone! Weather conditions have been absolutely great across the Commonwealth as temperatures have continued to warm over the past couple days. After a cold, wintry start to the week, a spring time ending for the weekend looks like … Continue reading →

Conditions for your Sunday are expected to clear out nicely as cold but sunny skies prevail.  Morning temperatures have reminded many that winter is hanging tough with lows dropping into the upper 20’s across south-central Kentucky.   A weak shortwave … Continue reading →

After a busy weather weekend, conditions have begin to calm down just a bit with clear and milder temperatures across the state.  High pressure will continue to shift over our region towards the east near Pennsylvania/New York by this evening.  Highs … Continue reading →

Last week’s wild weather continued into the weekend as continuous Alberta Clipper systems swept through the Ohio Valley Region. Parts of Central and Eastern Kentucky received the first dose of measurable snowfall with a couple clipper systems dropping 2-4 inches … Continue reading →

One more warm and sunny day is expected across the area for the Thanksgiving Holiday before a cold front brings a big temperature change for the Ohio Valley region. For today, high pressure currently stretching across the region will slowly … Continue reading →

As we start another week and head into the Thanksgiving holiday, conditions across the area are expected to be unseasonably warmer.  A fast zonal upper air flow continues across much of the eastern United States as the northern branch of … Continue reading →