Tag: aloft

at 11:11 AM by Landon Hampton

Temperature Inversion

What’s a temperature inversion?  That term has been tossed around the weather world a lot recently, and I’ve received a number of questions regarding it.  The folks over at the National Weather Service in Louisville recently produced a nice, short write up as to what a temperature inversion actually is.  Here’s a snippet from the […]

at 2:14 PM by Landon Hampton

Wednesday Afternoon Update

This Afternoon – Partly Sunny – High 49 / Tonight – Partly Cloudy, Iso’d Shower – Low 35 4pm 49 ~ 7pm 45 ~ 10pm 42 ~ 1am 38 ~ 4am 36 Forecast is in pretty good shape up to this point. Expect a mix of sun and clouds to accompany chilly, northwest winds of […]

at 5:05 AM by Landon Hampton

Much Improved Conditions

[do action=”youtube-embed” youtubeurl=”http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ahvSgFHzJIc” caption=”Tuck and roll, friends…its all downhill from here.”/] Today – Patchy AM Fog, Sunny – High 80 / Tonight – Clear – Low of 55 7am 60 {} 10am 69 {} 1pm 78 {} 4pm 80 Patchy fog out there this morning…early commuters please take note.  Upper ridge will slowly take over […]

at 10:10 AM by Landon Hampton

Unsettled Week Ahead

Monday: A weak cold front will provide partly cloudy skies today, along with a few showers.  This won’t be a washout, however, the opportunity at accumulating rainfall will exist. Humidity will remain in the lower 60s, keeping a tolerable feel to the air. 6am 58 | 12pm 78 | 4pm 80 Tuesday: High pressure will provide a […]