Some storms briefly rolled through our area
yesterday, but for the most part the trend over the last couple of days has
been warm and a little bit muggy. A cold
front that moved out of our area yesterday brought us a slight cool down that
has made for more seasonable temperatures today and tomorrow. As shown on the map below, many places are
5-10° cooler right now than they were at this time yesterday. However, that hot muggy weather will be
returning for your Memorial Day.
Today and tomorrow, high temperatures across Warren
County are expected to reach around 80°, which is right on par with normal for
this time of year. However, a more
southerly flow is going to bring some warmer and slightly more humid air into
our area. On Sunday, high temperatures
are expected to rise into the mid-80s. However,
Monday is when this warm up really kicks in with high temperatures that will be
flirting with 90° in many parts of our area.
Overall, Memorial Day weekend in Bowling Green looks
to be warm and mild with plenty of sunshine and fairly calm winds. A center of high pressure is going to be located to our north, as shown on the map below, which will keep our area in sunshine most of the weekend. This is going to be great weather to be
outside grilling and relaxing with friends and family. Just make sure you keep plenty of water with
you to drink because, especially on Monday, you might end up breaking a sweat. It is starting to feel like summer!
Forecast:
This
Afternoon: Mostly
sunny skies, a high near 80°, and winds out of the northeast at around 6 mph.
Tonight:
Mostly clear skies, a
low near 55°, and winds out of the northeast at around 5 mph.
Tomorrow: Sunny skies, a high
near 80°, an overnight low near 57°, and winds out of the northeast at around 5
mph.
Sunday: Mostly sunny skies, a
high near 85°, an overnight low near 63°, and winds out of the ESE at around 5
mph.
Memorial
Day: Mostly sunny
skies, a very slight chance of isolated showers, a high near 88°, an overnight
low near 65°, and winds out of the south at around 8 mph.
Forecaster: Arden Gregory
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