Author Archives: Kyle Berry

This weekend should be excellent weather for fall festivities. The surface high pressure that was responsible for many of SE KY’s freezing temperatures has translated east toward the carolinas, and return flow out of the south has allowed for some … Continue reading →

Today should be a nice fall day, with weak cold air advection still taking place from yesterdays frontal passage. Temperatures today should see a high of 59 with light winds out of the WNW topping out about 7 mph. Tonight, … Continue reading →

Sunny skies are deceiving as temperatures have begun to fall in Southern KY. A reinforcing shot off cold air from Tuesday system has arrived in the form of a cold front as Cold air advection is currently taking place. It … Continue reading →

After this morning’s patchy frost, temperatures should moderated quickly. The pesky upper level low that has been dominating the east coasts weather is finally being moved via a 500mb shortwave. High pressure will be the dominating factor for the next … Continue reading →

Last night frost was widely scattered but was reported at some locations, especially low lying areas. Here is a graphic of last nights temperatures that reflect this idea. Tonight will be a similar story as last night with low temperatures … Continue reading →

Currently, upper level low is still situated over the West Virginia and Ohio border and is still dominating our weather as it has for the last few days. Temperatures have remained below normal for much of SE kentucky as cloud cover … Continue reading →

Today will be much the same story as yesterday, with the exception of slightly warmer temperatures as winds have shifted out of the south. Bowling Green should reach 90 today with a low tonight of around 65 with increasing clouds. The … Continue reading →

Today’s weather will be similar to yesterday with the exception of a few 500mb shortwaves traveling through the flow. Visible satellite imagery shows this in the form of mid to high level clouds moving into our area this afternoon. The … Continue reading →

Today’s weather is dominated by a northwest flow aloft, with a jet parked over the mid-west. This upper level feature will keep any cool air bottled up over the great lakes. At the surface, a high pressure maximum exists along … Continue reading →