Category Archives: Kentucky Weather

The weekend was fairly dry and sunny but get ready to start the week off with some showers for your Monday morning. This is due to a cold front extended right over the Tennessee Valley. The high for today is … Continue reading →

Expect most rainfall from Beta to make its way east and out of the region this morning as we continue the day. The clouds will roll in but no rain is expected for the rest of the weekend. For the … 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 →

Good morning! As you got up and out this morning a few raindrops might have landed on you as post-tropical cyclone Betta made her presence known to us. The rain will continue off and on throughout the day but shouldn’t … 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 →

Pleasant fall weather will continue as our region takes part in a surface high pressure system extending from the New England States. The high for today is 77°F and the low is 50°F with mostly sunny conditions throughout the day. … Continue reading →

Prepare to enjoy one of the last weekends that summer has to offer as temperatures start to cool off as we head into the fall season. A cold front is pushing eastward from the Tennessee Valley this morning with the … Continue reading →

Welcome back to our blog! We all know that the next season does not begin until next week, but the trend in temperatures that we will be seeing will make you think otherwise! Those crisp mornings and nights will be … Continue reading →

Hurricane Sally officially made landfall early this morning at 4:45 as a category 2. It has continued to produce massive flash flooding across many areas in the south, especially along the Gulf. This system has been fairly slow moving allowing … Continue reading →

Welcome back to Western Kentucky University’s Meteorology Blog! Thank you for checking out today’s post. Because our forecast will remain rather uneventful for the rest of the week, let’s take a look at the tropics! As of now, there is … Continue reading →