Drastic Changes On The Horizon

Real-time Observation For Bowling Green:

Real-time Regional Radars:

Today 4/14 – Scat’d Showers & Storms, Breezy – High 72˚ / Tonight – Showers Likely – Low 37˚

6am 65˚ – 9am 69˚ – 12pm 72˚ – 3pm 72˚ – 6pm 65˚ – 9pm 52˚

Cold front will progress east across the region today.  With available moisture in place, scattered showers and storms are forecast to develop ahead of it.  Southerly winds will be trucking at 20-40mph.

Severe weather is not expected, however, heavy rain, marginal lightning and gusty winds of 30+mph will be possible with any storm that develops.

Rain showers are forecast to continue into the night.

Tue – Iso’d Rain/Snow Showers, COLD – High 47˚ / Tue Night – Clear & Cold – Low 28˚

Leftover rain showers will accompany us through the early part of our Tuesday.  We may even see a few slakes of snow… YES, you read that correctly.  By the time the rain/snow finally stops, we could see anywhere from .50-1+” of the wet stuff:

With the passing of the cold front, north winds will howl at 10-15mph.  This will result in temperature values being limited to the mid – upper 40s Tuesday afternoon.

If you think that’s bad, temps are forecast to dive-bomb into the upper 20s Tuesday night.  Bring in your sensitive plants, as a hard freeze looks very likely.

Tell me about it, Mark.

Wed – Sunny – High 58˚ / Wed Night – Clear – Low 38˚

High pressure will work across the region, then jet northeast as ridging builds in from the south.  This means sunny skies, with temps rebounding to around 60˚.  I believe a celebration will be in order.  Tina agrees.

Similar conditions are expected on Thursday, before our next opportunity at the wet stuff arrives Friday.  Don’t fret… Easter weekend looks to be pleasant & nice, with temps in the 60s.

That’s all for now, folks.  Keep in mind, this blog is a catalyst to information provided by @WxOrNotBG on twitter.  Stay in touch with us there for more frequent, real-time weather info.