Author Archives: Ryan Difani

After a weekend of warm temperatures and rain we now find ourselves in the low 30s with sleet falling in the area.  A very strong cold front blasted its way through the commonwealth yesterday bringing in much colder temperatures.  At … Continue reading →

As mentioned 11 WKU meteorology/land, weather, climate majors traveled to Austin, TX for the Annual American Meteorological Society (AMS) meeting.   Dr. Mahmood, WKU professor of geography/meteorology, also made the trip to Austin with his family to attend the meeting. Students left … Continue reading →

We’re back!  For those that noticed the lack of forecasts this past week it was because 11 WKU meteorology students (including your forecaster) traveled to Austin, TX for the 2013 American Meteorological Society Annual Meeting.  I’ll post a recap of … Continue reading →

The sun has made a return to south-central Kentucky after a few days of clouds and rain to start the week.  Temperatures have slowly warmed as well and it seems as though highs will trend to being in the low … Continue reading →

Another “trace” of snowfall was recorded over the weekend for Bowling Green, but there has still been no measurable snowfall this winter.  Despite a very cold upcoming week to start the new year, any snow chances are slim to none. … Continue reading →

As Wednesday’s major winter storm was wrapping up across the area, light snow fell and officially a trace of snow fell in Bowling Green; just a winter weather tease so to speak.  Behind the system also came cold air.  Highs … Continue reading →

Christmas has turned out to be cold and cloudy here in south-central Kentucky, but at least the cold weather makes it feel more like Christmas right? The clouds are ahead of a major winter storm now starting in the southern … Continue reading →

It’s been a nice first weekend of winter here in south-central Kentucky.  As a matter of fact yesterday’s high of 55 in Bowling Green put us about 10 degrees above average for this time of year.  Changes in our weather … Continue reading →

What a wild weather day!  From 60 and heavy rain to 35 and light snow; the biggest story of the day however… the wind!  Bowling Green had sustained winds up to 35 mph and the peak wind gust was 53 … Continue reading →

After a brief lull in forecasts here on the blog last week during WKU final’s week, we are back and will continue providing you up-to-date weather information here on the WKU meteorology blog throughout WKU’s winter break. The sun has … Continue reading →