A Cool Down on The Way for Bowling Green Weather

Real-time Bowling Green Weather Radar


Yesterday’s Weather

Yesterday was a record breaking day! We set the record high for yesterday by 4 degrees, but we didn’t break the all time high record for November in BG, so that is a plus. Our high was 87, which is far too warm for November, but I guess I have to deal with it at this point. Hahaha.

Yesterday's climate report. h/t NWS Louisville
Yesterday’s climate report. h/t NWS Louisville

Forecast Summary

Today: Partly cloudy skies early, becoming mostly cloudy by the afternoon. Highs around 82°F. Overnight, look for cloudy skies, with lows around 61°F.

  • Bus stop: 🌤  59°F
  • Lunch hour: ⛅️  79°F
  • School is out: ⛅️  82°F
  • Evening time: 🌥  78°F

Tomorrow: Cloudy, with showers likely. Highs around 72°F. Overnight, look for clearing, with lows falling to around 48°F.

  • Bus stop: ☁️  62°F
  • Lunch hour: ☁️/🌧  72°F
  • School is out: ☁️/🌧  65°F
  • Evening time: ☁️/🌥  63°F

Friday: Mostly sunny, and awesome. Highs around 64°F. Overnight, look for mostly clear skies, with lows around 38°F.

  • Bus stop: ☀️  49°F
  • Lunch hour: ☀️  60°F
  • School is out: ☀️  64°F
  • Evening time: ☀️  59°F

Discussion

Wow, what a difference a couple of days makes in the interest of a forecast!

h/t Larry Brown Sports
h/t Larry Brown Sports

Just a few days ago (as in last Saturday), I was discussing how ridiculously boring the pattern has been. Now, the pattern looks just normal!

h/t giphy.com
h/t giphy.com

Of course, temps have been anything but normal the past few days. There was some thought that today would rival yesterday’s high, but I don’t see that happening today for a couple reasons. One, there won’t be southwesterly flow at the surface. Yesterday afternoon, there was strong southwesterly flow, and that warmed us up quick. Today, we will have winds from the south or south-southwest, which aren’t as efficient at warming our temps up.

h/t giphy.com
h/t giphy.com

Also: a trough is beginning to approach us, and this should begin to increase clouds across the region, and this will hold temps down this afternoon (relatively).

h/t giphy.com
h/t giphy.com

As we move into tonight and tomorrow, the general pattern features a deep trough digging sharply into the region, and pushing a cold front through around midday tomorrow.

The cold front looks to come through near noon tomorrow. h/t pivotalweather.com
The cold front looks to come through near noon tomorrow. h/t pivotalweather.com

Clouds will likely cover the sky for most of tonight and for most of tomorrow as well. Along the cold front and just behind the cold front, a band of showers is likely to move through as well. We won’t see a ton of rain (we need it, though), but it’ll be enough to be annoying.

The NAM showing the potential for the precipitation tomorrow. h/t pivotalweather.com
The NAM showing the potential for the precipitation tomorrow. h/t pivotalweather.com

After that front, though, Fall takes back its rightful place in the Meteorological world! Temps will spike into the lower 70s by midday tomorrow, and will then fall through the afternoon into the upper 60s.

h/t giphy.com
h/t giphy.com

Friday will see Fall weather. The new airmass that drops temps Thursday afternoon will be firmly established across the region on Friday. We should see mostly sunny skies, and cool weather. Perfect for some of the last Friday night football games of the season!

Going outside like... (h/t giphy.com)
Going outside like…
(h/t giphy.com)

Today’s Key Points:

  • Mostly cloudy and a bit cooler today
  • Clouds increase tonight and tomorrow
  • Rain showers likely tomorrow afternoon
  • Highs will drop quickly behind the cold front tomorrow
  • Friday-Sunday looks nice

Thats all I have for ya! Thanks for checking into WxOrNotBG this morning, and be sure to follow @WxOrNotBG and @WKUweather on Twitter and like Landon Hampton on Facebook for the latest Bowling Green Weather information. Have a great day folks!