A major winter storm with an active atmospheric river is inundating California the next few days with a tremendous amount of moisture. Heavy to excessive rainfall is likely from central to southern California that may produce flooding along with mudslides and dangerous debris flows near recent and vulnerable burn scars. A significant amount of snow is anticipated in the Sierra with feet of snow. Read More >
KenTenn 2019
Saturday, November 16
Western Kentucky University
Scenes from this year's event:
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NWS Louisville's Meteorologist-in-Charge John Gordon with Owlie Skywarn |
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Warning Coordination Meteorologist Joe Sullivan (L) and Lead Forecaster Ryan Sharp (R) address the crowd. | John Gordon talks about infamous football weather. |
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Forecasters Jess Lee and Sam Carr ready to answer questions. |
This year's KenTenn Weather Workshop was held in Bowling Green on Saturday, November 16! KenTenn is a free event designed for Kentucky and Tennessee residents but open to all! We had presentations and posters by a number of current and future meteorologists from the National Weather Service, TV stations, private forecasting companies, and area universities.
Private vendors had booths to show weather-related products and services.
KenTenn 2019 was hosted by NWS Louisville, NWS Paducah, NWS Nashville, NWS Jackson, Western Kentucky University, and Kentucky Emergency Management.
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The address is 1605 Avenue of Champions, Bowling Green, KY 42101