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Real-time Bowling Green weather radar:
Today – AM Showers, Afternoon Severe Storms Possible – High 78˚ / Tonight – Severe Storms Possible – Low 54˚
Showers will move out of the region by late morning. Scattered showers are possible throughout the afternoon. Severe storms become increasingly likely by late afternoon. The Storm Prediction Center has placed us under an Enhanced Risk for severe storms today. The main threats will be Isolated Tornadoes and Large Hail. High winds and heavy rain are also possible.
Storms should begin to fire between 3 pm and 6 pm. The 4 km NAM show discrete cells forming across the region around 3 pm.
These discrete cells are what pose the most danger, as a majority of tornadoes are produced by supercells. A secondary line of storms may move through late tonight into early Sunday morning. While these storms may also be severe, the main show will be late this afternoon and early evening. The 4 km NAM brings the second round through around midnight. The second round of storms could very well produce large hail, gusty winds, and heavy rain, with a threat for an isolated tornado.
The earlier the rain clears out this morning and any amount of sunshine this afternoon will lead to increased risk for supercells to develop this afternoon. Once again, tornadoes are possible with this type of setup, so make sure to stay up to date with the latest weather information this afternoon.
Sunday – AM Showers – High 64˚ / Sun Night – Partly Cloudy – Low 42˚
AM showers and storms will clear out early, making way for the sunshine to return by late afternoon. Temperatures will be a good bit cooler, but at least there won’t be severe weather across the region.
Monday – Sunny – High 64˚ / Mon Night – Partly Cloudy – Low 40˚
The sun will be out in full blast by Monday. Temperatures will remain in the mid 60’s, but with the sun out and about, whose complaining!
That’s it for this morning. Be sure to keep up with the latest information regarding the severe weather potential by following @WxOrNotBG,@wkuCHAOS, and @WarrenCountyWX on Twitter.