Category Archives: Kentucky Weather

1. Wednesday will be ok for travel across the mid south and lower Ohio Valley for the Holidays. However once you get into the rockies or midwest travel gets tricky because of a low pressure system bringing rain, snow and … Continue reading →

Through December 18, Bowling Green had recorded 58.89″ of rain for the year, which ranks 12th all-time since 1893. With a big rain event forecast for the days before Christmas, 2009 should break past the 60″ mark and reach the … Continue reading →

I know some of you are not happy with that but at least it will most likely snow late tonight into Sunday across the region. – light rain should change to snow overnight – temps will remain above freezing throughout … Continue reading →

Oh the weather outside is frightful etc.  A little holiday music to start us off on this snowy forecast as we await our first measurable snow of the season!!!

1. Southerly flow and abundant sunshine should in place for Monday with highs likely getting close to 60 in spots. This will be followed by a frontal passage monday night with scattered rain showers.

As expected, the Arctic high will shift to our east overnight into the early morning hours of Saturday. This return flow will bring showers into our area for Saturday. The 12 UTC run of  both the GFS and NAM agree … Continue reading →

The rest of today will remain sunny and very cold. The high will struggle to get above freezing. Tonight will once again be very cold with the low near 20 degrees. Friday morning will be cold, but should get a … Continue reading →

The big weather news is the low pressure system cutting across the middle of the country. This system is going to bring a lot of snow with possible blizzard conditions to the Midwest and a lot of rain to the … Continue reading →

Not much to chat about in the world of weather for our area. We will keep things quiet for much of the remaining week. The sun can be rather deceiving today. What seems like a beautiful afternoon in store is … Continue reading →

Surface low pressure that has formed over Louisiana will take a NE track today and end up over central Kentucky by this evening. This has resulted in rain taking over much of the area and this will continue to do … Continue reading →