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After a cool start to the week temperatures have gradually climbed and today’s high (Thursday) was actually a few degrees above average for this time of year. Temperatures were allowed to warm under generally sunny skies. The warmer temperatures and … Continue reading →

The last couple of days have been incredible weather-wise. The early part of last week was warm and humid making it feel very uncomfortable. Behind the front which passed through Thursday afternoon MUCH cooler and drier air moved in. In … Continue reading →

Days at a Glance: Thursday: Begin the day at 66 degrees with clouds building throughout the morning before scattered to widespread rain showers enter the area by early to mid-afternoon. Accumulations of .10 – .20 of an inch are anticipated … Continue reading →

Days at a Glance: Tonight: Showers and lingering clouds will dissipate into the evening and overnight hours with winds from the SE at 5-6 mph. Only trace accumulations are expected.   Monday: Begin the day with a low of 68. … Continue reading →

It has been a wet August for most of Kentucky, which is quite the contrast to this time last year. Here’s a look at the monthly rainfall across the state. Anywhere from 10 to 15 inches of rain fell around … Continue reading →

Much of Kentucky saw torrential rain yesterday which led to flooding across parts of the Bluegrass. An impulse of energy swept through the region yesterday evening into the overnight hours bringing isolated severe weather. Gusty winds led to down trees … Continue reading →

Today was the last day of our trip in the central plains.  We started the day in Ada, OK.  We did not have a regular forecast discussion, because we as a group did not know if we were going to … Continue reading →

Day 12 started off with a forecast discussion in Weatherford, OK. There was a moderate risk issued for parts of south central Oklahoma into central Kansas. The original target was for Stillwater, OK. All of the needed ingredients stacked up … Continue reading →

We began the morning in Andover, KS.  The SPC had issued a moderate risk over much of the eastern panhandle of Texas into parts of western Oklahoma, and extended up slightly into southwestern Nebraska.  After our morning discussion we decided … Continue reading →

We started the day in Salina, KS after staying there overnight and catching much needed rest from the previous day’s chasing. As is usually the case we met at 9 am for a forecast discussion led by one of the … Continue reading →