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Good Friday Morning WABBLES! I have got quite the blog post for you today with plenty to discuss. I wish I had better news, but a potentially serious severe weather threat will take place tonight. Today The SPC has most of WABBLES in an Enhanced Risk (Level 3/5) for severe weather tonight into tomorrow. This […]
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Severe Weather to Impact the Area
Good Morning people of Wabbles! I hope you have had a great week so far enjoying the nice weather we have been having. There is a lot to talk about today, I will try to keep it as short as possible, but severe weather looks to impact the area today. Today Starting off, WABBLES is […]
Wet and Stormy Days Ahead
Good morning, South-Central Kentucky! Welcome to Thursday. We have the chance for some active weather to roll through today, but it doesn’t stop there. Wet and stormy days are ahead for the WABBLES area. Enhanced Risk for Severe Weather Today The Storm Prediction Center (SPC) has upgraded our area to an Enhanced Risk of severe […]
Rain Returning, Along with a Strong Storm Threat
Thursday was a nice break from the seemingly incessant rain of the past few days weeks. But the atmosphere waits for no man and as such, we must talk about the rain returning, along with a strong storm threat. Rain’s Back for Friday The good news is that it’s Friday, the bad news is that […]
Friday Afternoon Bowling Green Weather Update
Real-time Bowling Green weather radar: Today, 4/24 – Clouds Increasing; Isolated PM Showers – High 66˚ / Tonight – Showers & Storms Likely – Low 54˚ 3pm 65˚ – 6pm 64˚ – 9pm 59˚ – 12am 56˚ – 3am 54˚ – 6am 55° Clouds are on the increase this afternoon as surface winds are turning […]
Severe Weather Potential On The Rise
Real Time Bowling Green Weather Radar: Today – Scat’d Strong Storms, Windy – High 72° / Tonight – Scat’d Storms – Low 40° Heavy rain and storms are ongoing across much of the region this morning, but the more prominent risk for storms will be later this afternoon along a cold front that’s moving through. […]
SPC Severe Weather Breakdown
As a follow-up to the article Pierce wrote about how to interpret the SPC severe weather outlooks, here is a great chart that visually explains what each color on the map means. I find this to be a very simple and helpful breakdown since so many colors and levels of risk can get confusing. This […]