Rainy Afternoon On Tap

Area sky cameras can pretty much tell you the weather story…it’s rainy.

Rain is moving through the region now. This rain has formed ahead of a cold front sitting to the west of the region. That cold front should slowly move in our direction through the rest of the afternoon.

Regional Radar - Valid 12:15 PM — Regional Radar – Valid 12:15 PM

The HRRR model and current radar trends suggest the rain should come to an end by 4 PM. The cold front is expected to move in by 9 PM this evening.

HRRR Model Simulated Radar - Valid Thru 6 PM - pivotalweather.com — HRRR Model Simulated Radar – Valid Thru 6 PM – pivotalweather.com

The cold front will bring a shot of colder air into the region tonight. The northwest wind will be responsible for dropping lows to around 37° overnight. High pressure to the north will lead to northerly surface winds again tomorrow, resulting in highs only around 50°.

GFS Surface Model - Valid Thursday Afternoon - College of DuPage — GFS Surface Model – Valid Thursday Afternoon – College of DuPage

For the latest Bowling Green weather information, be sure to check out @wxornotBG and @WKUweather on Twitter. Have a great afternoon!