Rain Chances Tonight

Real-time Observation for Bowling Green, Ky:

Real-time Regional Radar:

Today 4/21 – Increasing Clouds, Iso’d PM Storms – High 81˚ / Tonight – Scat’d Showers & Storms – Low 58˚

6am 50˚ – 9am 64˚ – 12pm 76˚ – 3pm 80˚ – 6pm 75˚ – 9pm 47˚

A cold front will approach from the northwest today, claiming responsibility for increasing clouds and the potential for isolated storms this afternoon:

Overnight, this front will begin to work eastward across the region, increasing our chances at seeing scattered showers & storms.  Severe weather is not anticipated.

The following NAM 4km Simulated Radar loops every 3 hours from 7pm this evening – 4am Tuesday morning:

Tue – Scat’d AM Showers & Storms – High 72˚ / Tue Night – Clear – Low 44˚

The cold front will slice northeast to southwest across the region, keeping scattered areas of the wet stuff around through the morning hours of Tuesday.

Rain showers will taper off to partly cloudy skies by the afternoon.  For those of us that see rainfall, total combined amounts for Monday & Tuesday will range from .10-.50″:

Wed – Sunny & Mild – High 68˚ / Wed Night – Clear – Low 45˚

Calm weather will take over Wednesday.  Sunny skies will join mild temps in the mid – upper 60s.  I think I’m going to hike Wednesday… you should, too.

That’s what I’m made of.  Stay in touch with @WarrenCountyWx & @WxOrNotBG for the latest in real-time weather info.  Have a great start to the week.