Day after day we have seen clear skies and unseasonably warm
temperatures due the ridge that has been over our region. However, that is finally moving on, a trough
is headed our way, and it is bringing a cold front with it. As shown below, that cold front will be
making its way into our area from the west tomorrow morning, but the rain out ahead
of it will get here tonight and stick around through tomorrow.
As shown in the graphic below, the SPC has categorized the
areas to our west as being under a slight risk for severe weather tomorrow. Although this does not actually include the city
of Bowling Green, we may still see some rather strong storms, and a chance for
severe weather cannot be completely ruled out. The greatest threats with these
storms will be very heavy rain, gusty winds, and cloud to ground
lightning. So, take the necessary
precautions.
Once that frontal system moves out of our area Friday evening,
the cooler air mass behind it is really going to kick in and bring us some
significantly cooler temperatures for our weekend. Saturday’s temperatures are barely going to
make it into the 60s! This weekend is going
to be our first real taste of autumn, so get out and enjoy it.
Forecast:
Tonight: Cloudy skies, an 80% chance of showers and
thunderstorms, lows near 66°, and winds out of the south at around 8-12 mph.
Tomorrow: Cloudy skies, a 90% chance of showers and
thunderstorms, afternoon highs near 76°, overnight lows near 41°, and winds out
of the south at around 10-15 mph.
Saturday: Clear skies, afternoon highs near 60°,
overnight lows near 38°, and winds out of the west at around 5-10 mph.
Sunday: Mostly clear skies, afternoon highs near 68°,
overnight lows near 50°, and winds out of the southwest at around 5-10 mph.
Forecaster: Arden Gregory
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