Warm Up Before the Cool Down

Beautiful weather conditions wrapped up homecoming weekend here in Bowling Green, as high pressure dominated the area and gave us nice, sunny skies. Temperatures topped out at 57° for our Sunday, according to the National Weather Service. Temperatures will be on the rise tomorrow for a nice warm-up before greatly dropping later on in the week.

The next weather system that will affect the region is forming off to our west. This system will be centered around a giant low pressure area that will propagate as the week progresses. For our current forecast period, warm air advection will be affecting Bowling Green as southerly winds force warmer air into the region. This system will then bring very strong cold air advection behind the cold front, with Arctic air dipping far south into the region. Temperatures will be greatly below average later on in the week, but more will be discussed on that in later blog posts. 

As for tonight, temperatures will remain in the mid-30s under clear skies. Tomorrow will be nice and warm, with temperatures hitting the mid to upper-60s. With sunny skies and pleasant temperatures, everyone should get out and enjoy the day tomorrow! Tomorrow night will be warmer than the past several nights as southerly winds continue to bring in warm air, keeping temperatures in the upper 40s. 

North American Model temperatures and winds for Monday

Forecast

Tonight: Clear skies with a low around 35°. Winds from the south will be light. 

Monday: Sunny and warmer. High of 65°. South wind up to 15 mph. 

Monday night: Mild temperatures under mostly clear skies. Low around 47°. Winds from the south at around 8 mph. 

Thanks for reading and have a great night!

Mallory Schnell