Cloudy But Dry Today With More Rain Tomorrow

Good morning south-central Kentucky, your umbrellas will get a short rest as it will be cloudy but dry today with more rain tomorrow. Meanwhile, temperatures remain chilly, but above average for mid-winter.

Cloudy But Dry Today

via tenor
via tenor

We will get some much needed dry time during the daylight hours today as we will be squarely between two low pressure systems. Highs today will only reach the mid 40’s under some rather uninspiring grey skies. Weather models are spinning rumors that a few peaks of sunshine are possible late this afternoon, but after days of cloudy skies, I’m having trouble believing them.

What peaks of sunshine possible? (via tenor)
What, peaks of sunshine possible? (via tenor)

Closed Low Brings More Rain Tomorrow

Simulated radar for tomorrow (NAM 4km via pivotalwx)
Simulated radar for tomorrow (NAM 4km via pivotalwx)

Prepare for another wet, windy, and chilly day tomorrow as a closed low passes through our region. Temperatures will get locked in the mid 40’s as widespread showers from morning through evening drop an inch or more of soaking rain.

via tenor
via tenor

All this rain will continue the flooding problems along some of our region’s rivers and streams and dampen any of your Friday evening plans. Low temperatures for Saturday morning look to remain slightly above freezing dismissing any winter weather worries.

via WPC
A closed low is a strong(er) low pressure system marked by closed isobars (black lines on the above WPC map). Low pressure systems are also commonly embedded in low pressure troughs. Closed lows are separated from the main upper level flow often making them colder and more difficult for models to predict their exact tracks.

Nice Weekend on the Horizon

via tenor
via tenor

Skies will finally clear off Saturday leaving us sunny and dry with highs in the mid 50’s on Saturday and then low 60’s on Sunday. Make the most of this welcome relief from the dreary winter blues as more rain is likely for early next week.

via NWS Louisville
via NWS Louisville

That’s all I have for today. Endure the sogginess and follow @wxornotbg for the latest updates.