Arden Gregory
Meteorologist
Evansville, IN
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Arden joined the 14 News team in April 2018 as the weekend meteorologist. She is thrilled to be back home in the Tri-State.
Arden grew up in Daviess County, KY. In fact, the tornado that hit Owensboro on Jan. 3, 2000 is what first inspired her interest in weather.
Arden interned at 14 News while she was in college. She graduated from Western Kentucky University in 2015 with a Bachelor of Science degree in meteorology and a minor in broadcasting.
After graduation, Arden worked as the weekend meteorologist at WYMT Mountain News in Hazard, KY until she joined the 14 News team.
In her free time, Arden enjoys playing tennis, watching The Office and spending time with her family and fiancé.
We will see more sunshine Sunday, and it looks like any chance of rain will stay to our north this Father’s Day. It will still be breezy though with winds from the south-southwest at around 7 to 14 mph and gusts up to 20 mph. That sunshine and warm southerly wind will work together to push our temperatures in the low 90s Sunday afternoon, and heat index values could climb into the upper 90s to near 100°.
Hot with isolated rain chances through Father's Day weekend.
Wednesday will be very similar to today with plenty of sunshine, highs in the low to mid 80s, and a light breeze from the north.
We will see plenty of sunshine both Tuesday and Wednesday, but our temperatures will top out in the low to mid 80s.
We don’t usually see temperatures this hot until July, and it won’t last much longer as more seasonable weather is on the way for the workweek.
We will stay stuck in this unsettled weather pattern with daily rain chances through the middle of the week. As the low pressure system bringing us all this rain slowly pushes off to the east, our rain chances will gradually lessen each day, but there is still an isolated chance even into the weekend.
An unsettled weather pattern is taking over, and we have rain in the forecast every single day next week!
Mostly sunny Saturday, daily rain chances next week
Memorial Day will be mostly sunny, but more clouds will start to build in during the afternoon and evening. High temperatures will be in the mid to upper 70s.
Mostly sunny and warmer today, rain returns this weekend
We may see a few passing clouds, but today will be mostly sunny. Under that sunshine, our temperatures will climb into the upper 60s this afternoon.
The clouds will push off to our southeast this morning, and our temperatures will climb into the mid 60s this afternoon under ample sunshine! That is about 10° cooler than average for this time of year. It may also be a bit breezy at times today with winds from the northeast at around 7 to 14 mph.
We are on alert for thunderstorms and gusty winds on Mother’s Day!
Mostly sunny today with a slight chance of showers in the afternoon and evening. On alert for storms on Mother's Day.
We are on alert for the possibility of an isolated severe storm this afternoon.
We are still on alert for a soggy Saturday, but the second half of the weekend is looking much nicer!
Saturday is an Alert Day, not because the weather will be severe, but because the weather will be impactful. You will likely need to reschedule any outdoor plans on Saturday, especially through the first half of the day.
We remain on alert for cold temperatures and areas of frost overnight, but we have also added a new Alert Day Saturday for possible heavy rain and thunderstorms.
We are on alert tonight through Thursday morning for possible snow, frost and record cold.
We have Alert Days from Tuesday night through Thursday morning for unseasonably cold weather that could impact sensitive plants and crops.
A few scattered showers are working through the Tri-State this morning, but that rain will taper off by around lunchtime, and we may even get some sunshine this afternoon.
Temperatures will waste no time climbing out of the 40s and through the 50s this morning thanks to plenty of sunshine. We will be breaking into the mid to upper 60s by lunchtime and will top out in the lower 70s this afternoon. A few isolated showers are possible late tonight into Tuesday morning.
Warm and breezy today, rain likely overnight into Saturday
Sunday will be breezy and much cooler with high temperatures in the mid 50s.
Rain returns to the forecast today, and I have added a new Alert Day for possible storms Thursday.
After a gorgeous weekend full of sunshine, clouds and rain return for the workweek.