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Top of the morning to you! How has your week been so far? We hope wonderful! Here’s some news that you all have been waiting for: no more rain! In today’s post, we will look at the dry trend expected for the end of this week and even the start of the new week! Today […]
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Rain, Rain Go Away (Spoiler: It Will)
Good morning to you! How are you doing this week? We hope well! In today’s post, we’ll take a look at the threats associated with the showers that are to come, the sunny end to the week that we can look forward to, and even a peek at the holiday week ahead! Today For today, […]
Isolated Storm Chances Continue
Good Friday morning, WABBLES! It has been a rather wet and humid week across the region with a tropical air mass overhead. The good news is that we have a change in tune when it comes to the weather. A much dryer weekend is ahead along with less humid conditions. Unfortunately, the isolated storm chances […]
Gradual Warming Trend Through the Weekend
Good Sunday morning everyone! We are starting our day off with some unseasonably cold temperatures this morning. We will warm up over the next few hours, but temperatures will remain cooler than average when compared to what we should see for this time of the year. Let us dive into the forecast below. Today We […]
Mild Temperatures Now, Colder Air on the Way
Warm Today WPC Surface Analysis valid today – Saturday Warmish weather will remain in play today ahead of another weak cold front. This front will push through today, bringing some rain chances with it. Highs for today will still be in the low 60’s under mostly cloudy skies with scattered showers possible. Hi-res NAM […]
Climate Prediction Center Issues July Outlook
Yesterday, the Climate Prediction Center (CPC) issued their outlook for temperatures and precipitation for the month of July. The CPC does this on a monthly basis for full months, but they forecast for seasons, and give outlooks for 6-10 days and 8-14 days. The CPC looks at a variety of things for these extended outlooks, […]
Taking a Look Back at April 2015
We are all familiar with the phrase, “April showers bring May flowers,” and I believe that this saying held very true in April this year. The Bowling Green Airport received an impressive 9.08″ of rainfall during the month which officially makes it the 4th wettest April on record in Bowling Green. Impressive rainfall was also […]
A Quick Warm Up Before Winter Returns
We have been stuck in a cold bubble for the past 10 days or so. However, a brief warm up is in store. The Climate Prediction Center has updated their climate outlook to be cooler than originally anticipated, but still much warmer than what we have seen. The next 6 to 10 days will feature near […]
Climate Update
Here is a look at the precipitation and temperature trends over the next two weeks. The Climate Prediction Center has updated there 6-10 day and 8-14 day outlooks. Much cooler than normal temperatures and near normal precipitation looks to be in store over the next week. By week 2, warmer air returns as the […]
Big Warm-Up Expected in Western U.S.
The well advertised Bering Sea storm has been making headlines all week for its current and expected impacts across North America. One of the biggest impacts from this storm will be its influence with the jet stream as the area of low pressure will help a large upper-level trough settle over much of the U.S. […]