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wxornotBG Scattered showers continue today; FLOODING and SEVERE weather slated for this weekend. Posted by Landon Hampton on Friday, February 23, 2018 Mother Nature doesn’t know when to say when with the rain chances continuing through the morning hours today and that’s setting up for rain and storms to dominate the weekend. Rain Remains Friday […]
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Great Weather Thru Monday; Irma Lurks
Happy Saturday, fellow south central Kentuckians! After a work week of (mostly) incredible weather, the weekend will follow suit. With that being said, you’ll need to soak it in while you can, before the spirit of Hurricane Irma impacts the area next week. It’s another cool start for us across the entire region (see map […]
A Stormy Sunday is on Tap
The Headline First of all, can we talk about how amazing yesterday was!? Our high was 81°F!!! That is 9 degrees below normal for this time of the year, and it really felt like late September for much of the day. It was quite the day, and I hope you all were able to enjoy it […]
Afternoon Flood Threat Update
As most of you are well aware, we are already being subject to significant rainfall from the remnants of Tropical Storm Cindy this afternoon. Rain moved in early this morning, and has since given us a brief break. More showers should be moving through the region over the next hour and into the evening. Multiple […]
Bowling Green Weather Gradually Improving
Real-Time Bowling Green Weather Radar Yesterday’s Weather Bowling Green weather yesterday was, you guessed it, cold and surprisingly cloudy. I had every expectation that clouds would clear out a lot quicker than they did yesterday. Their presence led to cooler temps by the afternoon. Once the sunshine broke through, though, it was so nice. I felt like […]
An Update on the Southeast Drought
Just a few weeks ago, much of the southeastern US was battling an Extreme to Exceptional drought. Eight percent of the country was in an Extreme drought, with much of that being in the southeastern US. The southeast drought was bad, and only looked to get worse. This was causing many issues across the region. […]
WxOrNotBG Tweets of the Week
Twitter is a meteorologist’s best friend and worst enemy. Meteorologists send out hundreds of tweets per day, and it is such a useful tool for dispensing information. Many times, though, hype will begin and spread like fire on Twitter. Other times, it saves someone’s life. Therefore, Twitter sees the best and worst out of meteorologists […]
Bowling Green Weather is About to Cool Down
Real-time Bowling Green Weather Radar Yesterday’s Weather It was hot again yesterday. I have run out of adjectives to be quite frank. Hot; humid; steamy; etc. There are plenty of adjectives to describe it, but it is simple to just know: it was hot. Forecast Summary Today: Scattered storms, with clearing by the evening. Some […]
Remnants of Tropical Storm Newton Impacts Arizona
On Sunday afternoon, Tropical Depression 15 formed in the eastern Pacific. It was a large and relatively organized system, but once it got going, it got going. It began to intensify Sunday afternoon, becoming Tropical Storm Newton by Sunday evening. Tropical Storm Newton https://t.co/Iwri6nE15v #NASA pic.twitter.com/kjCdWpyGdx — NASA Earth (@NASAEarth) September 6, 2016 It rapidly strengthened […]
“Groundhog Day” in August Bowling Green Weather
Real-Time Bowling Green Weather Radar Yesterday’s Weather Ahh, another day that really avoided storms across the region. The main forcing again lay to our west, so guess where the rain and storms were? To our west! Highs made it into the lower 90s across the region, with very little precip in BG. Forecast Summary Today: […]