Author Archives: James Boys

Days at a glance: Thursday: High – 46  Low – 21  Precipitation – 30% chance early rain showers with the impending warm front, totals will be less than .25 inch  Winds – N switching to E early 12-16mph  Sky – … Continue reading →

Today was a beautiful day with a high of 44 and blue skies.  Tonight’s low will slip into the upper 20’s under mostly clear skies. A brief warming trend will begin tomorrow throughout the day with southerly winds predominating. High’s … Continue reading →

For the past couple of days, we have been under a dominant surface high pressure system. Currently, the upper level flow is zonal and the models show this pattern persisting into Sunday. Thus, we are going to be stuck under … Continue reading →

We are currently in the return flow of a surface high pressure system with a weak cold front draped diagonally across central Illinois and Missouri. The strengthening upper level support will help to push the boundary through our area early … Continue reading →

The past couple of days have been pretty boring, but a great chance to enjoy the beautiful leaves and sunshine. The upper level ridge allowing this persistent pattern will begin to break down tomorrow into Friday. A deepening trough from … Continue reading →

Current conditions have Bowling Green under the dominance of a surface high pressure system. As Chris stated in the previous forecast, it will linger around through the middle of the week. There is an upper level ridge situated over the … Continue reading →

The surface high pressure system that entered the area yesterday has mostly migrated to the New England states, but is still exhibiting control over our area into the lower Mississippi River valley. A cold front is extending from a surface … Continue reading →

Currently, we are situated in the southerly, return flow of an eastward tracking surface high pressure system. There is also a center of surface low pressure in the Gulf of Mexico due south of Louisiana pumping moist, Gulf air straight … Continue reading →