10 AM Update
Cold morning with some freezing fog earlier this morning over parts of western Kentucky. That is gone by now.
What a beautiful day - sure it is cold :) - but at least the sun is out.
My biggest concerns over the coming weeks center around the 18th through the 27th or so. LONG way off - but I am watching for a potential event (s) over the Missouri and Ohio Valley that could bring an extended period of precipitation. We will want to monitor this closely.
Have a great day and weekend for that matter!
Beau
February 11, 2011
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Watch for freezing fog on Friday morning - some slick spots are likely on roadways.
Bottom line it for me Beau...
For southern Illinois and far western Kentucky...
The forecast for severe or extreme weather risk for today, tonight, and tomorrow: None
For southern Illinois and far western Kentucky...
The forecast for severe or extreme weather risk for today, tonight, and tomorrow: None
The forecast for freezing rain, sleet, or snow today, tonight, and tomorrow: None
Friday: Mostly sunny - few clouds. Cold.
Lows: upper 20s to lower 30s | Wind: SW 5
Lows: upper 20s to lower 30s | Wind: SW 5
Friday night: Clear and cold.
Lows: Upper teens and lower 20s | Wind: SW 5-10
Lows: Upper teens and lower 20s | Wind: SW 5-10
Saturday: Mix of sun and clouds - cold.
Highs: Upper 30s to lower 40s | Wind: SW 5-10
Your up to the minute National Weather Service seven day forecast (note this may differ from my forecast from time to time) for southern Illinois and western Kentucky can be viewed by clicking here.
Highs: Upper 30s to lower 40s | Wind: SW 5-10
Your up to the minute National Weather Service seven day forecast (note this may differ from my forecast from time to time) for southern Illinois and western Kentucky can be viewed by clicking here.
Your regional and local radars - including our new precipitation type radar - click here
Barometer readings can be viewed here - Barometer Readings.
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Keeping an eye on the February 19th-27th period for possible thunderstorms or other active weather. Long way off - but watching trends. Signals are there for both thunderstorms and a winter storm for portions of the central United States.
Meteorologist Beau Dodson
McCracken County Office of Emergency Management--------------
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