Category Archives: Kentucky Weather

January 26th-28th marked the 10th anniversary of what Governor Steve Beshear described as the worst natural disaster in modern Kentucky history. This storm knocked out power for over 2 million people, caused dozens of deaths related to cars or improperly … Continue reading →

Most meteorologists become interested in studying the weather for one of two reasons: either they had a bad experience with weather and want to learn how to predict it and protect themselves in the future, or they saw a storm … Continue reading →

Wow it is going to get warm over the next couple of days! That heat will be brought back down though as rain moves into the area tomorrow night. That rain looks to remain in the area until Sunday night. … Continue reading →

It was a pretty dreary weekend with a mix of clouds and rain from the system that has moved to our east. Overall, we picked up a few tenths of an inch of total rain Saturday and Sunday. Luckily for … Continue reading →

Good afternoon everyone! Boy has it been a toasty one out there! We will reach a high of 85° by later this afternoon. There will be some relief in site though depending on whether you like this heat or not! … Continue reading →

Lots of warm air has begun funneling in today as a warm boundary has moved through. This will lead to warm air advection moving into south-central Kentucky, giving us high’s in the mid to upper 80’s over then next couple … Continue reading →

A strong high pressure field over the Iowa-Wisconsin border will stop any chances for rain today, but it will remain cloudy. We are currently in the upper 50’s, and those temperatures will climb to the mid-upper 60’s by the end … Continue reading →