David Wolter is an Adjunct Professor at Western Kentucky University. With a deep passion for weather and climate, he covers a range of topics including climate policy, sustainability, and environmental issues, while also touching on regional interests and sports. David's work has been featured in The Columbian, WBKO, and NewsBreak.
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David Wolter's articles primarily focus on local weather events, with an emphasis on seasonal changes and event coverage. His themes covered include house & home, sports, and tragedy.
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The trend of mild afternoons and cool mornings will continue for at least the next week. This goes along with the dry weather as well.
Orionid meteor shower peaks Thursday morning. Best viewing is 3-6 a.m., with 10-20 meteors per hour under clear, chilly skies.
The trend of mild afternoons and cool mornings will continue for at least the next week. This goes along with the dry weather as well.
Fall colors are emerging in south-central Kentucky, but drought and heat may mute this year's peak, expected around early November.
The forecast remains consistent with highs in the 70s and lows in the 40s as we look ahead to next week. Next chance for rain may come in November.
Published Oct. 23, 2026 at 9:40 PM GMT+2 | Updated moments ago BOWLING GREEN, Ky. (WBKO) - Fall is settling into a comfortable rhythm with no big changes on the way.
Mild 70s stick around this week with cool, crip mornings. Showers could increase later on Halloween, with more showers on Sunday. See your full First Alert forecast.
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. (WBKO) - Here are the locations of all tornado shelters located across south-central Kentucky. Most shelter locations will open automatically when a “Tornado Watch” is issued.
The forecast is mild and dry through Halloween, but it turns a bit more active as we get into the month of November.
Published Oct. 29, 2026 at 10:38 PM CET | Updated moments ago
