Category Archives: Kentucky Weather

Greetings! Fall has finally arrived! With the highs in the low 60s, it is around average for this time of year. However, the temperatures looks to be below average for the next couple of days.  With the high for Friday … Continue reading →

Good evening folks! Mostly cloudy skies quickly moved on out of here earlier today giving way to a perfect Thursday. Temperatures around the Bowling Green area top out in the low to middle 60s. An area of high pressure will … Continue reading →

In less than 24 hours, it is feasible that the first Category 4 hurricane to hit the U.S. in 14 years will make landfall. The last one was Hurricane Charley in 2004. Now, Hurricane Michael has its eye set on … Continue reading →

Good afternoon folks! Tuesday’s forecast is set to be a beautiful day in Bowling Green, Ky. Today would be perfect to get outside and enjoy the weather, there won’t be any complaints with this one. A sustained high pressure hanging on the … Continue reading →

I am sure that by now everyone is aware of Hurricane Michael. Hurricane Michael has been being watched since around September 19 when it was simply a tropical disturbance with around a 50% of it becoming anything. October 6, 2018 … Continue reading →

Right now in Bowling Green, it is in the upper 70s with a very muggy dewpoint of 72. A stationary front lies just to the north of Kentucky that will likely dip down into part of the state throughout the … Continue reading →

It is another start of a hot and humid weekend here in Bowling Green. A strong ridge is bringing in moisture along with higher temperatures, such as the one above. Temperatures will reach as high as the mid-80’s and will … Continue reading →

Greetings! If you only looked at the temperatures, you would not believe when I tell you we are in October! The average high this time of year in Kentucky is around 71 degrees with the low of 46. Our low … Continue reading →

Good evening folks!! The warm temperatures from today will continue on into Friday and eventually into the weekend as an area of high pressure dominates the southeast. Below: Fri 2018-10-05 21Z 2 m AGL Temperature For the remainder of the … Continue reading →