Author Archives: Mitchell Gaines

Around 3 inches of rain has fallen today which has already created some difficult travels with water covered roads. Thunderstorms should die down in the next hour or two. In Bowling Green we had 12 straight hours with the observations rain, … Continue reading →

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This is a  special saturday morning update. The cluster of storms I’m labeling round 1 has moved further south than anticipated stalling in Tenn. to the north of this thunderstorm complex heavy rain showers have been training over southern Kentucky … Continue reading →

– flash flood watch in effect – slight risk of severe storms Saturday and Sunday

1.  Our region will be on the backside of a high and ahead of a strong slow moving cold front Thursday and Friday this will lead to increasing southerly winds which could be very gusty with a strong low level … Continue reading →

Highlights – clouds and light rain linger today – another batch of showers likely Tuesday but sunny Wednesday

A few stronger storms have be present along this period of showers and thunderstorms this morning . Strong winds with these thunderstorms have resulted in some reports of wind damage this morning in surrouding counties. This period of showers and storms has rapidly … Continue reading →

1. Friday will see another day where Bowling Green is close to record highs with southerly flow and mostly sunny skies. However, like the past few days the moisture advection will be very limited allowing the region to flirt with … Continue reading →

First a news headline: A mix of heavy snows melting and several hvy rain producing nor-Easters has led to a epic flood in New England this is worst flood since 1939 for Rhode Island. http://www.windstream.net/wind/portal/NewsChannel.aspx?ArticleID=D9EP9Q680&CatID=TopHeadlines While for us here in … Continue reading →

1. Before we get to spring fever a dreary Monday is in store as low pressure will be slow to depart the eastern seaboard. As a result clouds and drizzle will likely linger into the first of Monday with highs … Continue reading →