Tuesday Afternoon Update

Real-time Observation for Bowling Green, Ky:

Real-time Regional Radar:

This Afternoon – Sunny – High 75˚ / Tonight – Clear – Low 40˚

3pm 75˚ – 6pm 70˚ – 9pm 59˚ – 12am 48˚ – 3am 43˚ – 6am 40˚

The cold front that made its way across the region this morning is now located to our southeast.  This has allowed rays of sunshine to take over, which has resulted in temperatures jumping a few degrees higher than initially forecast this morning.

We’ll have clear & calm conditions in place tonight, as high pressure begins to locate over the Great Lakes.

Wed – Sunny & Glorious – High 69˚ / Wed Night – Clear – Low 41˚

High pressure will remain in place over the Great Lakes, giving us an ideal forecast to enjoy outdoor activities.  Attempt to jump over swimming pools at your own risk:

Thu – Sunny & Warmer – High 80˚ / Thu Night – Rain Likely – Low 57˚

High pressure will scoot off to the northeast as a cold front approaches from the northwest.  This feature will shift winds out of the southwest, which will send temps on a warming trend.

As the cold front closes in on Thursday night, widespread showers & scattered thunderstorms look to impact the area.  Severe weather still doesn’t look very favorable, however, a few strong storms will be possible.

The GFS precipitation model below depicts a surface low tracking east over the Great Lakes at 7pm Thursday, with a wet atmosphere developing out ahead of the associated cold front:

That’s all for now, folks..  Remember to stay connected to @WxOrNotBG & @WarrenCountyWx for the latest in real-time weather information.  Have a great Tuesday.  Thanks for reading.