Category Archives: Kentucky Weather

Watching radar trends closely to see if Bowling Green will see a cluster of storms currently to the west by late afternoon. Check back later.

Eventhough the spc does have a severe thunderstorm watch for our area, a band of strong to severe storms has formed across western kentucky this evening and will move toward the Bowling Green area between 8 and 10 pm tonight. … Continue reading →

outside of any scattered storms this weekend will continue to be hot and humid with highs in the low 90’s and dewpoints in the 70’s making it feel near or over 100. allow extra caution if outdoors.

heat index values both at the mesonet site and at the airport have been running in the 95-100 range this afternoon. This is thanks in large part to a very moist atmosphere( dewpoints in the mid 70’s) and temps getting … Continue reading →

Updated weekend forecast 6/9/10 1. Leftovers of the front dying out over the region today will lift northward throughout the week allowing for more muggy and hot air to stream back north into our region. However this will allow for a … Continue reading →

Here is an overview of the expected weather the next two weeks. If severe weather is expected ( most likely middle of next week if at all) or the tropics become more active another update may be needed before the … Continue reading →

The same frontal boundary which has been in place since Wednesday will again be the trigger for scattered to numerous thunderstorms late this afternoon and evening. LI values are in the extremely unstable range near -10 just east of Bowling green  and … Continue reading →

The second mcs to our northwest has refired this afternoon to produce numerous thunderstorms just to the northwest of our region. These storms are developing rapidly this afternoon and will continue to slowly move southeast into the Bowling Green area … Continue reading →

Our mcs thunderstorm complex worth watching dissipated overnight but is still bringing some thunderstorms to northernKentucky this morning. This boundary should stay north of Bowling Green today which means we’ll have to wait fro the next mcs along the same front … Continue reading →

A large complex of severe storms has formed to our north and west with numerous warnings for large hail and 70 mph winds. Thunderstorm complexs like this one are fast movers and can cover a lot of area in just 10 … Continue reading →