Category Archives: Kentucky Weather

Overnight featured some rain and a few storms across the area. The rain will continue this morning and end by the afternoon. Temperatures will cool off as we move to next. Today: November 6: High: 73 The rain will move … Continue reading →

Overnight featured some cloudy skies with some areas of fog. As we end the week some rain will move in. Temperatures will also begin to cool off. Today: November 4: High: 76 Today will feature partly sunny skies as clouds … Continue reading →

Overnight clouds were around keeping our temperatures in the mid 50s. Through the rest of the day we will have sunny skies and a slight chance of a shower. Sunshine will continue for much of the week. Today: November 2: … Continue reading →

As we enter into the month of November we are going to begin to experience much warmer temperatures . This will also bring with it very pleasant weather to our region, with the next chance of rain begins to show … Continue reading →

Chances for rain this weekend are holding steady, which is unfortunate for the Halloween festivities. A slow but steady warm up is also in the making as an area of high pressure will move into the region starting Friday. Today … Continue reading →

It has been a dreary and chilly start to the week, which will continue into Wednesday. Temperatures will maintain in the mid 60’s throughout the week showing the region a typical fall forecast. Rain chances appear again on Saturday which … Continue reading →

General Discussion: A cold front looks to sweep in from the west tomorrow, accompanied with a chance of showers and maybe a thunderstorm starting tonight and not ending until tomorrow night. This cold front looks to end our abnormally warm … Continue reading →

General Discussion: A stout area of surface high pressure is still centered over the North Carolina and South Carolina general region. It looks to generally stay anchored over that region through late on Friday, then looks to lose its grip … Continue reading →

General Discussion: A large area of surface high pressure is currently centered out to our east across the North and South Carolina region. It looks to generally stay anchored out over that region through the end of the work week, … Continue reading →

Discussion: It’s been rather chilly for the past few days, even more so in the mornings. Frost was an issues in the early morning hours for the past two mornings. It will still be chilly, but it will slowly start … Continue reading →