Category Archives: Kentucky Weather

This Evening: Low-52 After a chilly start to the day, temperatures have rebounded quite nicely all the way into the upper 70’s. These temperatures combined with the ample sunshine have really made today a very nice day to be outside. … Continue reading →

This Evening: Low- 48 Today has been the coolest day we’ve had in a while. We’ve been having a few showers throughout the afternoon. Our high was in the mid-70’s. There’s a chance for scattered showers this evening. Tomorrow: High- … Continue reading →

Tonight: Low- 63 Today was definitely cooler than it has been over the past week. The cold front that came through yesterday brought in much needed rain and cooler temperatures. We saw a high temperature of about 89 today, which … Continue reading →

Today: High- 98° Low- 67° Today was and still is a very hot day here in Bowling Green, KY. NWS National Forecast The dominating high pressure forced for mostly sunny skies in the region. Fortunately, the system is moving on … Continue reading →

Saturday May 30th: The last two days of our trip was packed with fun. The group woke up in the city of Denver, CO on Saturday. With a lull in severe weather, we decided to take the day to sightsee … Continue reading →

Today proved to be difficult in terms of an obvious forecast, but we took advantage of several opportunities to travel and explore new areas for our trip across the southwest US and document even more severe weather. We had a … Continue reading →

We woke up in Pampa, TX with a difficult forecast ahead of us. Below is a surface composite from the morning. Isodrosotherms (green) showed rich moisture nosing into the central plains with dewpoints reaching into the upper 50’s in the … Continue reading →

Today began bright and early in Gainesville, Texas. After a morning forecast discussion, we decided to head toward the town of Graham, TX. This would place us in a good area to await initiation of the storms that afternoon. For … Continue reading →

Today we woke up in Altus, Oklahoma with the intentions of traveling south for the day’s chase. As seen in the composite map below, there was sufficient support for a good chase day. 500mb wind flow (blue arrow) was out … Continue reading →