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An upper level ridge will continue to keep skies partly clear through the early part of the week as an amplified neutrally tilted trough continues to slide its way eastward across the United States.  As this trough moves eastward, a surface … Continue reading →

As all of you have noticed spring is here ,and the first full week of spring brings the continuous warmer temperatures. Here in Bowling Green, we are still roughly 5+ degrees above the normal and should continue on that track … Continue reading →

Highlights • Pattern change for the rest of the week • Cooler temperatures and chances of precipitation through the weekend Forecast Deep upper level trough that has been producing heavy rain and severe weather in TX through the week, will … Continue reading →

Highlights Persistance forecast with high temperatures in the low 80’s and low’s around 60. Forecast As the upper level ridge and respondant low level southerly flow continue to amplify, our sensible weather will remain much of the same through Wed. … Continue reading →

Unseasonably warm conditions continue to be the story across much of the eastern half of the US, as seen in the surface temperature map provided by TwisterData.com for Thursday at 18z (1PM).  A large upper level ridge is parked over … Continue reading →

A band of heavy rain will move through this afternoon and evening bringing rainfall totals from 2-3 inches. small streams and creeks will likely rise quick later today.

Would not be surprised to see totals near an inch. The secondary low for Saturday appears to be Sunday timing instead with warmer conditions so no threat of frz rain. enjoy the rest of spring break!

2. Tuesday skies will be sunny with some southerly flow. I expect a quick warm-up with highs in the mid 60’s. 3. Another sunny day Wednesday with southerly flow lows will range from the mid to upper 40′s. Highs will … Continue reading →

Here are some youtube videos http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jWEeE8kgqoM http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sBZXKoOW7yk CNN news article http://www.cnn.com/2012/03/03/us/severe-weather/index.html?hpt=hp_t2 Here is a radar image from the Washington post and Stu Ostro of the weather Chanel. This is an image of a supercell storm at peak intensity, you can see … Continue reading →

I’m signaling the all clear. I’ll post if anything on damage in the region later tonight or Saturday.