Author Archives: Olivia Dellecave

Welcome back, everyone! For the first time in a long time, chances for thunderstorms will return to our forecast! In the morning, showers may form ahead of a cold front as early as 8am. These will be brief and only … Continue reading →

Hello there! Welcome back to the Western Kentucky University Meteorology Blog! Today started out rather dreary with off-and-on showers that gradually lessened throughout the day. Tonight, these dry, pleasant conditions will carry on into tomorrow, where we will have one … Continue reading →

Welcome back to the Western Kentucky Meteorology Blog! We hope that you have been able to get outdoors sometime this week to enjoy the weather that we have had! Today, we have a slight chance for isolated showers throughout the … Continue reading →

Good afternoon to you, and welcome back to our blog! We have good news for you, and that is that we are going to be having a relatively quiet week as far as forecasts go! As of now, for most … Continue reading →

On October 8th, 2008, the southern region of the country had its fair share of severe weather. That day, a surface low pressure system was stationed over the state of Alabama with a cold front extending from the southwestern part … Continue reading →

Welcome back to the Western Kentucky University Meteorology Blog! So far, we’ve had a rather pleasant trend thanks to the lack of disturbances in the atmosphere and we can expect for it to continue on throughout the work week. As … Continue reading →

Welcome back to the Western Kentucky University Meteorology Blog! That seasonal trend will carry out through the start of the weekend, so expect fair skies, gentle breezes, and cooler temperatures. To put it simply, high pressure will be prominent in … Continue reading →

Tomorrow, we will no longer see those pesky showers that were rather consistent so far this week. We will have those all-too-familiar seasonal conditions return with sunny skies and comfortable breezes. As a warm front moves through our area, temperatures … Continue reading →

Greetings! Welcome back to the Western Kentucky University Meteorology blog. All of the disruption to the pleasant flow this week can be blamed on post-tropical Beta moving through our region. More specifically, a trough extending out from her core created … Continue reading →

Hooray to the start of a new season! We all know today was the official end of summer and start of autumn, but the colors of the leaves have given us the impression that the unofficial start was sooner. Today, … Continue reading →