Here’s your Saturday 7/12 Bowling Green KY Forecast. Shower chances increase today but a higher coverage for Sunday as a weak Front slides in. The front won’t cool us down a bit, as temps warm back up by middle of next week with more shower chances as a Ridge builds into the

7/12/25 SPC states that storm coverage will increase this afternoon, with instances of damaging winds possible. They state that there is a 40% chance a watch is issued across the highlighted area. We are on standby for updates and live coverage if needed! -Corey

Strong storms to effect positions of Central Kentucky through 6 PM EDT Winds up to 50 MPH, brief heavy rain, and lightning are the main threats!

Mr. Dragon, Larry Judd, receiving a jacket back in 2023 for 48+ years of service. He served Green County Schools for about 50 years. He was a friend to all! He loved our kids, he loved our community! Rest in peace friend, Heaven is now your home!

7/13/25 WPC states that scattered areas of Flash Flooding will be possible this evening across the highlighted area. Our team is on standby, ready to provide coverage if needed. -Corey

7/15/25 Scattered showers and thunderstorms are expected this morning and again this afternoon and evening. Torrential rainfall, gusty winds, and lightning will be the main threats with the strongest storms.

7/17/25 Scattered showers and thunderstorms are expected this afternoon and evening. Some of the storms could be severe, characterized by strong, gusty winds, torrential rainfall, and intense lightning. The WPC has also placed the entire state in a slight risk (yellow) for

7/17/25 Strong Storms in Central Kentucky x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

SATURDAY FORECAST: An MCS is forecasted to punch through the Cornbelt today and looks to deflate as it approaches the River late this evening. Some isol’d showers ahead of it will be likely this late Afternoon/Early evening but Damaging 💨 & a brief 🌪️ can’t rule out along MCS.

7/19/25 Scattered storms are likely again today. Not everyone will see storms, but any storm that develops will be capable of gusty winds, lightning, and torrential rainfall. The WPC has placed the entire state in a slight risk for excessive rainfall, which means scattered

7/19/25 The WPC has upgraded portions of Western and Central Kentucky into a MODERATE risk for excessive rainfall, which means numerous instances of flash flooding are likely! If you live in areas with poor drainage, are flood-prone, and are located in a low-lying area, and

EXTREME HEAT Expected today! •Heat Advisory (Orange) is in effect. Heat Index values as high as 108 •Excessive Heat Warning (Purple) Heat index values as high as 110 Hot temperatures and high humidity may cause heat illnesses

7/22/25 DENSE FOG Advisory in effect through 8 AM CDT/ 9 AM EDT for counties in the blue If driving, slow down, use your low-beam headlights, and leave plenty of distance ahead of you.

Heat Indices will reach into the upper 90s to near 107 today. Heat advisory is in effect for the counties in the orange. Extreme Heat Warning is in effect for the counties in the purple

7/27/25 It's going to be another blazing hot week, but help is on the way! The latest temperature outlook suggests a 40% chance of below-average temperatures beginning on Friday. High Temperatures on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday will range from the upper 70s to the lower 80s.

CAN NOT express how much our Broadcaster Corey Houk does for me when I do my daily forecasts and 7-Day. He does a phenomenal job and appreciate his work! I honestly forgot to send my info in to him last night after a long day so he could make my 7-Day. But there’s lot of data 📈

VERY pumped for our new addition. Work in progress but our boy Corey Houk has been putting in some work on this one.

August 16: 11:20AM AST Hurricane Hunters find #Erin is now a Category 5 Hurricane with maximum sustained winds of 160 mph. Visit hurricanes.gov for the latest

Breaking: Savion Hiter (Savion “Cinco” Hiter (High-ter)), regarded by many as the No. 1-rated RB in the Class of 2026, has committed to the University of Michigan, per his advisor @coachmccannert.

Corey Houk checked the skies—81° at kickoff, sliding into the 70s late. That’s what we call prime time football weather. #5THFBL x #MakeItMatter