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Plenty of folks saw a strong storm or two yesterday evening as a slow moving round of severe storms moved through the area. Places just to the southwest of Bowling Green saw multiple severe thunderstorm warnings and evening a few tornado warnings. 17 tornadoes were reported yesterday with the closest being just outside of Clarksville, […]
Tag: Storm Prediction Center
Severe Weather Again??
Severe weather may be on the way once again and Monday night looks to be the estimated time of arrival. A deep negatively tilted trough will push through the area over the day Sunday night through Monday. Temperatures will warm into the low 80’s, allowing for the atmosphere to become moderately unstable for this time […]
Severe Storms Across Midwest
A series of severe storms will impact the Midwest over the next couple of days. Damaging winds and tornadoes appear to be the biggest threat. Here is today’s threat for tornadoes from the SPC: The threat for severe weather moves east for tomorrow across Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, and Michigan. A 45% probability of severe weather […]
Severe Thunderstorm Impacts Southern Kentucky
Strong storms entered the region from the north. The storms that impacted Bowling Green originated in the St. Louis, MO area. Landon and I were able to get some pretty good pictures of the storms. Be sure to check them out. Severe weather also appears possible on Tuesday. The latest update from the Storm Prediction […]
Tornado Watch Ahead of Hurricane Arthur
As Hurricane Arthur tracks up the east coast, some of the bands of precipitation swirling onshore have prompted a tornado watch in eastern North Carolina. This watch will last until 1pm CST as storms in the northeast quadrant of Arthur continue to push onshore. The SPC is stating that the potential for scattered small supercells with low-level rotation […]
Storm Prediction Center Convective Outlook – Part 2
A few weeks ago I wrote a blog post about the Storm Prediction Center Convective Outlooks and their usefulness to meteorologists and the public during severe weather. Since the writing of that post, the Storm Prediction Center (SPC) has proposed some changes to their outlooks. Above is an example of what these outlooks would look […]