Category Archives: Kentucky Weather

Overall .27 inches of rain fell from the frontal passage Saturday night my COCORAHS site location. Temperatures during the day warmer into the 70’s ahead of the front on Saturday. Now the front has moved through with more seasonable fall … Continue reading →

1. A frontal boundary is moving through today overall the ridge should lead to a weaking trend with the shower activity. The best chance for showers should be in the late afternoon and evening with light rainfall amounts. highs should … Continue reading →

The extremely high amplitude trough that was located over our area towards the end of last week has moved out over the Atlantic, replaced by a similarly high amplitude ridge that has brought temperatures into  the mid 70s for the … Continue reading →

On Wednesday, an overachieving storm system brought a surprise dose of rainfall to the Bowling Green area. This precipitation was associated with an upper level low and frontal boundary over the Gulf states that pumped overrunning moisture into our region, … Continue reading →

With the current jet stream pattern the way it is and the expected evolution of the jet stream as projected by the NAM and GFS, cooler temperatures can be expected throughout the week, with a more winter like feel to … Continue reading →

This weekend should be excellent weather for fall festivities. The surface high pressure that was responsible for many of SE KY’s freezing temperatures has translated east toward the carolinas, and return flow out of the south has allowed for some … Continue reading →

Today should be a nice fall day, with weak cold air advection still taking place from yesterdays frontal passage. Temperatures today should see a high of 59 with light winds out of the WNW topping out about 7 mph. Tonight, … Continue reading →

Sunny skies are deceiving as temperatures have begun to fall in Southern KY. A reinforcing shot off cold air from Tuesday system has arrived in the form of a cold front as Cold air advection is currently taking place. It … Continue reading →

Tomorrow there is a good chance that the storms rolling through around midday will be severe, straight line wind damages will be the main threat as winds will be sustained at around 20 mph.  Gusts could be over 40 mph.  … Continue reading →

An upper level tough exists over the region and will allow for some convection to our west through the morning hours, allowing for rain chances before noon.  However most of the heavy precipitation has pushed its way on out of … Continue reading →