Author Archives: Kyle Berry

Highlights • Approaching low pressure system will bring clouds Thursday night • Severe weather threat on Fri, with more moderate/heavy rain possible. • Highs in mid 50’s on Saturday, returning to the 70’s by Monday. Forecast As convection and severe … Continue reading →

Highlights -Upper level trough keeping temps down on Thursday. -Disturbance will bring slight chance of rain on Thursday night and Friday. -Ridging and southwesterly flow returning by Sunday. Forecast Some clearing will take place behind yesterday’s precip on Thursday, however … Continue reading →

HIghlights – Continued Cool Temperatures – Rain Chances Tues into Wed – Warm up expected next weekend Forecast Discussion Currently the upper level impusle that affected our weather last night is moving out of our area. Sky’s should begin clearing … Continue reading →

Highlights: -Major rainmaker on tap for Thursday -Cooler temperatures on Friday -Active pattern setting up for next week Forecast: Warm front will move north past Bowling Green early Thursday Morning, bringing warmer temperatures and raising dew points. Moisture will be … Continue reading →

Highlights: -Warm air and southwesterly flow bringing in higher temperatures -Chance of showers increasing through the day on Monday. -Cooler temperatures on Tues. Discussion: After warm frontal passage on Sunday, southwesterly flow will continue into Monday bringing with it some … Continue reading →

After evaluating the more reliable 0z (0z and 12z runs use observed upper air data from the U.S. radiosonde network) suite of model runs, there remains favorable continuity with the last set of model runs with only a sharpening of … Continue reading →

Following this weekends cool blast and a more active southern stream, A significant winter storm will impact the deep south tonight through Tuesday. However, for our neck of the woods, most of the heavy accumulations will remain down south. A … Continue reading →

Boy what a difference a few days makes. Latest model runs now provide quite a drastic picture shaping up for this weekends weather. Both the European and GFS as Well As The North American Mesoscale Model, are in pretty good … Continue reading →

For those who are interested, the KY division of emergency managers are holding there first annual weather workshop. Topics range from weather awareness and safety, to impacts of El niño Southern Oscillation’s effects on KY weather. The target audience is … Continue reading →

Shortwave and resulting vorticity maxima, coupled with some jet dynamics, is allowing just enough lift for some light showers in northern KY. For Bowling green, it will be a cloudy day with skies clearing overnight. High pressure will also return … Continue reading →