Category Archives: Kentucky Weather

With the cold front passing through from our latest system this past weekend, temperatures are a bit cooler today with high’s expected to top out in the upper 40’s. On the bright side, a high pressure system is sitting to … Continue reading →

To recap yesterday’s severe weather event, there were four tornadoes that touched down, with one in Columbus, Mississippi, that had one confirmed kill. For most of Kentucky, however, it is cloudy now, and currently much colder than yesterday with the … Continue reading →

Current: Flash Flood Watch is now in effect from midnight CST Saturday through late Saturday night. The next system looks to bring widespread rain this evening through Saturday as well as a potent cold front that could bring the possibility … Continue reading →

Short Term Outlook (Thursday – Friday) A weak area of high pressure at the surface accompanied by upper-level shortwave ridging will keep the Bowling Green area dry for the rest of Thursday. High temperatures today will top out around the 50 degree … Continue reading →

It’s been a soggy February- and this wet pattern continues into the weekend. Many areas across the region are dealing with flooding and overflowing rivers, and it looks like an additional 1-4 inches is yet to come. Remember, do not … Continue reading →

I hope everyone is enjoying this sunny, cool day because we have some more rain coming up. We are officially in an El Niño phase but are dealing with more La Niña type precipitation levels. This is likely from another … Continue reading →

Happy President’s Day! Lots of rain is expected to sweep across south-central KY this week, so enjoy this dry day as much as you can. To start, a cold front has moved through making temperatures feel a bit cooler than … Continue reading →

It looks as if the chances for rain have returned for our Sunday as a trough is making a pass in the afternoon. The setup below will allow for us to see this rain in action. Highs for our Sunday … Continue reading →

A high pressure system centralized in northern Minnesota will allow for us down in Bowling Green to enjoy a temporary reprieve from the wintry mix. Unfortunately, it will be cold for our Saturday, with highs in the upper 30’s and … Continue reading →