Author Archives: Kelli Grey

Well the good news is that the rain is on its way out. The bad, it’s gotten chilly again. We’ve seen it rain all day with quit a few heavy gusts of wind. White Squirrel Weather recorded a gust of … Continue reading →

Please make sure you step outside for a bit today because it is nice! Right now we have a stationary front laying on top of us which will help that warm weather stay with us for the next couple of … Continue reading →

If you were outside last night I imagine you felt that cold front go over! Unfortunately it is only going to get worse. Here is last night’s surface map and this mornings: We can see where that cold front is … Continue reading →

Many woke up this morning to ice covering much of their property and a winter weather advisory. The advisory will continue until 12 pm today. There is a trough line passing through the area this morning.   Along with the … Continue reading →

Friday and Saturday saw some very interesting weather. Friday there was thick fog in the area with visibility as low as .5 miles near Elizabethtown. Tornado warnings were released for Oklahoma and Missouri. Saturday with snow in Nebraska (6 inches … Continue reading →

Well as my title says, we are at one month until Christmas Day! After getting full of Thanksgiving goodies I imagine many families cranked up the Christmas tunes, got out the eggnog, and put up the tree. While today won’t … Continue reading →

Good afternoon everyone! If you haven’t had an opportunity to step outside, please do! It feels like we should in April or May not November. There are some clouds floating about, but there is still plenty of space for the … Continue reading →

Currently there is a high pressure system passing over Kentucky. A system centered in Wisconsin will pass eastward bringing with it some snow. Most of that snow will be to the north. A high pressure system will come down from … Continue reading →

Last Thursday Louisville’s Meteorologist in Charge, John Gordon, asked Twitter to give the names of some famous rain songs. Of course, two that had to be mentioned were “November Rain” by Guns n’ Roses and “Kentucky Rain” by Elvis Presley. … Continue reading →

Good day everyone! With winds coming from the southwest, we are experiencing some warmer weather today. There is a wind advisory out due to gusts with the potential of 35 mph. There is a clipper centered just below the Great … Continue reading →