As we head into the next few days, the cloudy skies and chance for showers look like they’ll stick around longer than we previously thought! While we were all sleeping, several inches of rain fell in Bowling Green; these precipitation readings varied across the county.
Heavy rain falling in the Bowling Green area this morning. May result in some local ponding/high water, so be careful if out driving! #kywx
— NWS Louisville (@NWSLouisville) September 30, 2015
3.07″ of rain this morning on the northeast side of town! All that fell in a period of four hours. #kywx
— Caleb Chevalier (@ChevalierWNKY) September 30, 2015
Wow! 2.33″ of rain at the #BGKY airport since midnight. A month that had been bone dry is ending on a very wet note! #wbkowx #kywx
— Shane Holinde (@Main_Event_Wx) September 30, 2015
As of 9:00 AM, here are the rainfall totals since midnight:
Corvette Plant Mesonet: 3.11 inches
Ag Farm Mesonet: 1.16 inches
Bowling Green Airport: 2.39 inches
We’re definitely trying to catch up from the rain deficit we’ve experienced this month for the last day of September! Upper-level lows, and now Hurricane Joaquin, will keep Fall Break for WKU students a wet one. We will continue to monitor these systems and their interactions with our area over the next several days.