Little more than 3/4" in my rain gauge from the recent event and now we are back in a dry outlook. A mostly blank projection chart suggests 1/4" of rain for lower Ohio River valley locations during the next 10 days. Timing is focused around October 16.

Rain total projection suggesting no significant rainfall through Oct18 over lower Ohio River valley. Same solution suggests nearly 4" of rain over the same region by Oct24. If you need dry weather, it is here now and for a while. If you are hoping for rain, the chance is up

I always trend this product so, here is an outlook for November precipitation with oldest version on the right and newest version on the left. CONSISTENT drier than normal solution for Gulf coast, mid south and lower Ohio River valley. Most recent iteration presents off the

Cooler temperatures here in the lower Ohio River valley are prompting more folks to ask me if summer is over. When I answer that I still see some chance of 80 in the outlooks, I generally get groans. Here is a sample of the data that continues to deliver 80ish solutions. The

There is a lot of blank space on the rainfall projection. Consistent with previous data, the next chance of rain appears around Oct18 for the lower Ohio River valley. Harvest operations see good conditions but recently seeded lawns could use some irrigation for better results.

I share this product for temperature projections, but I analyze several others. This version has been the slowest to move temperatures away from warmer than normal for several weeks. IMO, it has verified better. We here in the lower Ohio River valley have experienced more warm

A 2-fer to tell the story. Oct18 rainfall is a consistent solution in projections. Dusty dry conditions from here to there for the lower Ohio River Valley. The cool air following is gaining consistency and the range bars are getting smaller building confidence in the

Low side projection numbers for Oct18 rain event for lower Ohio River valley in the 1/2-3/4" range while the high side is 1.25-1.50". #everydropcounts

Apples to pears comparison for lower Ohio River valley, but to be prepared for the change look at projected highs/lows from Saturday afternoon (Oct18) to Monday morning (Oct20). Near 80 to upper 40s will be an abrupt change. Still no strong signs of killing frost, even as we

3 verticals in a 2 week rainfall projection for lower Ohio River valley. Dry has been ruling for weeks and dry appears in longer range outlooks but this solutions offers hope of some rain during the next couple of weeks. Oct18 Oct24 Oct29 presented as dates to watch. 18th

Fall temperatures arrive in the lower Ohio River valley. First projection to not include 80s. Next milestone to watch for is first killing frost (32 degrees or colder). This week on the calendar would be the normal arrival but it looks to be a late arrival. Cool weather fall

Vertical stripe to identify next rain event for lower Ohio River valley is not well defined but still conclusions to find in the projection. Dry skies Mon-Fri (Oct20-Oct24) will allow harvest operations to pick back up after recent rain. The next chance(s) of rain appear

Lower Ohio River valley saw some light frost on roofs and elevated surfaces yesterday with low temperatures in the low 40s. I keep looking for the end of growing season with 32 or colder. 2 weeks out a projected low of 34 is close enough to focus on for now as potential first

Low level wind projection for Oct29 suggests a very strong storm system in the Great Lakes and a trailing cold front that should produce rain over the lower Ohio River valley. Backside winds should bring another shot of cooler air.

First 45 day projection I have seen topping 5" in weeks. This does not align with other solutions that suggest a dry November for the lower Ohio River valley. There is more detail in this product and I have come to trust it more in 2025. There is more consensus that December

Low level temperature anomaly projection showing signs of cold frontS affecting the lower Ohio River valley during the next 2 weeks. Swings from warmer than ahead of fronts to colder than normal behind will align with increasing chances of showers as well. The coldest numbers

Frost on roofs and a little on some vegetation this morning around my spot here in the lower Ohio River valley but the unofficial low on my equipment is 35. 2 week projection is cool but 32 or colder is still not presented as likely through the first week of November. Will

Chance of rain is up with amounts down a bit from projections just a couple days ago. Interesting to note an increment almost everyday after showers arrive Sunday (Oct26). Lower Ohio River valley likely to see 1"+ during the next 2 weeks with some spots possibly picking up

Rainfall projection for the region delivers most of the rain during the next 2 weeks in the first few days. My observation of harvest locally is that strong progress toward completion has been rolling. This rain will slow any operations trying to complete but the rain chances

Consistent solution of more than 1" of rainfall for lower Ohio River valley locations in the last few days of October. Bulk of rain expected TuesPM and Wednesday (Oct28-Oct29). Dry period to follow appears for the first week of November. Second week of November is wet in this