Category Archives: Kentucky Weather

Recently, 8 students were selected after a series of processes to take part in the first “Field Analysis and Forecasting” class. This is actually going to be a storm chasing class that will take place during prime time for strong … Continue reading →

All is remaining quiet. No need to really talk about much of anything. Zonal flow continues to keep things clear. Temperatures should remain constant with the low to mid 80’s for highs with a low dipping to around the mid-50’s.

It looks like we’ll have another great weekend of weather across south central Kentucky.

The line of storms out to our west has continued to strengthen and organize as it has entered far western Kentucky. The SPC has had several reports of wind damage and 1″ inch across portions of northeastern Arkansas and southern … Continue reading →

South central Kentucky could see some decent storms overnight as a cold front advances into the area from the west.

We’ve been getting spoiled over the Mid-South lately with great weather, and that will continue into the early part of the week.

A few stronger storms have be present along this period of showers and thunderstorms this morning . Strong winds with these thunderstorms have resulted in some reports of wind damage this morning in surrouding counties. This period of showers and storms has rapidly … Continue reading →

1. Friday will see another day where Bowling Green is close to record highs with southerly flow and mostly sunny skies. However, like the past few days the moisture advection will be very limited allowing the region to flirt with … Continue reading →

First a news headline: A mix of heavy snows melting and several hvy rain producing nor-Easters has led to a epic flood in New England this is worst flood since 1939 for Rhode Island. http://www.windstream.net/wind/portal/NewsChannel.aspx?ArticleID=D9EP9Q680&CatID=TopHeadlines While for us here in … Continue reading →

1. Before we get to spring fever a dreary Monday is in store as low pressure will be slow to depart the eastern seaboard. As a result clouds and drizzle will likely linger into the first of Monday with highs … Continue reading →