Author Archives: Emily Yates

November has come in quietly after the spooky Halloween severe weather stretching across most of western and central Kentucky causing wind damage, flooding and even a few tornadoes. After the passage of that system and an additional cold front, November … Continue reading →

We are keeping a close eye on an strong October mid-latititude cyclone that has been brewing in model forecasts for a few weeks now. This system is currently located over Nebraska bringing several inches of snow to Wyoming, and South … Continue reading →

It has been a warm start to October with highs reaching into the 80’s for the first day of the month. According to a monthly summary from the Kentucky Mesonet for October 2012, the high temperature for October 1, 2012 … Continue reading →

A calmer weather pattern looks to set in for the end of the week into the weekend here in Bowling Green. The biggest story will be the cooler temperatures with several mornings starting out below freezing. Conditions should remain dry … Continue reading →

Hi-Res radar courtesy of Noaa.gov   Showers and storms will be moving into the Bowling Green area into Monday morning and afternoon as a cold front sweeps across the southeast. Behind the front, we will see much colder temperatures which … Continue reading →

Moving into the weekend, we will see a strong shortwave trough continue to advance east over our area. This disturbance will have weakened somewhat upon arrival but will still allow for the development of severe weather across Western Kentucky.   … Continue reading →

We have experienced a cool week here in Warren County with frost advisory most mornings and cools starts to the day. Tonight a Freeze Advisory has been issued by the NWS in Louisville valid until 8 am CDT tomorrow. Tonight, … Continue reading →

Temperatures are beginning to become more fall like after a strong cold front and canadian air mass moved through Kentucky over the weekend. Surface high pressure has built in behind with winds remaining out of the north allowing the colder … Continue reading →

Friday has continued throughout the week to becoming more promising for a chance at severe weather for Bowling Green. The Storm Prediction Center has placed Bowling Green in a slight risk for storms for Friday.  A surface boundary left over … Continue reading →

Monday has brought us clearing from the remnants of Isaac with skies becoming partly cloudy by noon today and sunshine popping out around 2 pm. Rainfall totals over the weekend for Bowling Green ranged anywhere from 1 inch to 1.3 … Continue reading →