Stormy Bowling Green Weather

Real Time Bowling Green Weather Radar:

Yesterday’s Weather

Spotty showers moved into the region yesterday evening. However, most of the day was partly cloudy. According to the National Weather Service, the high temperature of 85° occurred at 2:09 PM. This made for a very nice day indeed!

Forecast Summary

Today: Isolated showers and thunderstorms possible. High around 89°. Showers and thunderstorms continue overnight with a low around 74°.

Lunch Time: 🌥⛈ 88
Evening: 🌥⛈ 84

Independence Day: Mostly cloudy with scattered showers before noon. Scattered thunderstorms in the afternoon. Severe weather is possible. Highs will be around 87°. Showers and thunderstorms continue overnight with a low of 72°.

Waking Up: 🌧 76
Lunch Time: 🌧 88
Evening: ⛈ 84

Tuesday: Partly cloudy for a majority of the day. Isolated thunderstorms may develop in the afternoon. Highs will be around 89°. Isolated thunderstorms may continue overnight with lows around 74°.

Waking Up: 🌥 74
Lunch Time: 🌥 86
Evening: 🌥⛈ 85

Forecast Discussion

Bowling Green weather will enter a stormy pattern for the next several days due to a shortwave trough moving through the region, as well as disturbances embedded in a developing ridge. Basically: it gon’ rain.

The Hi-Res NAM is performing well this morning with isolated showers across the northern part of the region, as well as widespread rain along and north of the Ohio River. Thus, I’m beginning to trust its forecast for much of the day. It places isolated showers and storms throughout the region this afternoon. Isolated strong to severe storms can’t be ruled out. The Storm Prediction Center has placed the region in a “Marginal” risk of severe weather.

Hi-Res NAM Forecast Radar Imagery - Valid 5 PM - College of DuPage — Hi-Res NAM Forecast Radar Imagery – Valid 5 PM – College of DuPage

SPC Severe Weather Outlook - Valid Today - NOAA SPC — SPC Severe Weather Outlook – Valid Today – NOAA SPC

A shortwave trough will move into the region tomorrow. This will aid in lift needed or organized storms. A low-level jet will form by the evening hours, meaning thunderstorms may produce strong winds if the low level jet mixes down to the surface. The Storm Prediction Center has placed a “Slight” risk of severe weather for the region.

NAM Model 500mb Wind Speeds - Valid 1 PM Monday - College of DuPage — NAM Model 500mb Wind Speeds – Valid 1 PM Monday – College of DuPage

SPC Severe Weather Outlook - Valid Monday - NOAA SPC — SPC Severe Weather Outlook – Valid Monday – NOAA SPC

A break in the action is expected for most of the day on Tuesday. However isolated storms may form in the afternoon once again…shocker. I know you’re not amused and neither am I.

That should wrap up this post. Be sure to follow @WxOrNotBG for all the latest Bowling Green weather information. Have a great day!