More Rain Chances & Warm Midweek!

Scattered showers with heavy rain at times impacted Warren Co over the weekend as the remnant of Isaac brought added moisture and lift to the area.  Much needed rainfall did occur in the area; most locations picked up around an inch.

Some area rainfall totals include:
0.72 - Bowling Green/Warren Co Airport
1.18 - Warren Co Mesonet Site
1.38 - CoCoRHS Site Near Smith's Grove
1.49 - Barren Co Mesonet Site
2.26 - CoCoRHS Site 7.2 Miles WNW of Brownsville (Edmonson County)

3 day rainfall totals ending Monday at 8 am.  Image courtesy of NWS Louisville.

A few showers will hang around today and clouds should persist as well to make for a gloomy Labor Day holiday.  Tomorrow afternoon however clouds should begin to clear as the remnants of Isaac push east.  Though, a trough will begin to dig into the Ohio valley by mid to late week and thus scattered clouds with slight chances for rain will persist throughout the week.  Furthermore an associated cold front is likely to slide through Thursday afternoon bringing with in enhanced rain/thunderstorm chances.  Otherwise temperatures will once again be warming up and with high in the low to mid 90s for Wednesday and Thursday.

Daily Forecast:

Monday (Today): Cloudy skies with showers and mist; 70% chance of rain. High around 82. South or southwesterly winds 4-10 mph.

Tuesday: Cloudy skies through midday with fog possible and a slight chance of a shower in the morning with a low around 71.  Skies should become partly cloudy by the afternoon with a high near 89.  Light northwest to north winds.

Wednesday: Morning fog possible with morning low near 70.  Partly cloudy skies and warm with a high near 93. Winds will be light increasing between 5 and 10 mph out of the south by the afternoon.  20% chance of a thundershower in the evening.

Thursday: Partly cloudy skies with a morning low around 72 and hot with a high around 95. 30% chance of thunderstorms.

Forecaster: Ryan Difani