Category Archives: Kentucky Weather

Patchy fog will be an issue for WKU students this morning, limiting visibility as the day is started. Temperatures start off in the 50s, but will soon climb to the middle 70s as the day goes on. After the fog … Continue reading →

The models are continuing to show development of a system along a quasi-stationary boundary located south of Florida.  The windy conditions and rip currents that much of the Sunshine State’s east coast is experiencing will likely sustain their current strength … Continue reading →

Under the influence of high pressure aloft and at the surface, the weather across the Bluegrass State is beautiful.  For the next few days, the conditions outside aren’t going to change much, if any at all.  Enjoy the nice weather … Continue reading →

Bowling Green forecast for the next few days: Tuesday: High near 78, overnight low near 46.  Sunny. Wednesday: High near 81, overnight low near 49.  Sunny. Thursday: High near 83, overnight low near 51.  Sunny. Discussion: After a brief cool … Continue reading →

Now that we’re in the month of October, everyone has begun to relax, enjoy football season and get ready for the changing seasons.  It is important to remember, however, that a “second severe weather season” begins for much of the … Continue reading →

As the upper level low departs and as a drastic change in air mass occurs overnight, a slight gradient wind event is occurring.  The strongest pressure gradient is farther north; however, current sustained winds measured at Mesonet sites around Southern … Continue reading →

The cut-off system has been picked up by the jet-stream, and a jet streak will help dig the a trough over Central Canada down into The Mid South bringing high temperatures down into the 60s for the weekend with Saturday … Continue reading →

The first full week of Fall 2011 looks mostly quiet with the temperature fluctuations along with the cut-off low being the main stories. Yesterday, the weather over The Mid South was dominated by rather prolific dry slotting in the cut-off … Continue reading →

Highlights -First day of Fall starts out cool and wet -Cut-off 500 hPa low retrogrades westward -Wet weekend in store A potent upper level low is digging and progressing east-southeast at the moment over the midwest.  We have seen a … Continue reading →

Highlights -Rain to start work week – Temperatures will gradually decrease throughout the week from upper 70s to low 70s – Atmosphere revamps for another round of possibly strong T’storms Wednesday evening A neutrally tilted shortwave trough axis extending from … Continue reading →