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 and golf, volunteering with her church, game nights with friends, and just hanging out at home with her dog and husband.
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Portions of the Tri-State may pick up a dusting to a half-inch of snow tonight. We are not expecting any significant snow accumulation or widespread travel impacts, but a few slick spots will certainly be possible on untreated roadways.
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Our weather will most likely be dry for the next couple of days, but it will also be breezy and seasonably chilly.
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The rain will taper off to the east-southeast during the first half of the day Sunday, and cooler, drier air will take over and temperatures fall back through the 30s.
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After bitterly cold temperatures Thursday and Friday, warmer air will flow in from the south as we head into Saturday. Rain is also likely Saturday night.
Today will be breezy and warmer, but we are on alert for snow showers and bitterly cold temperatures Thursday and Friday.
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We are starting the day with temperatures in the mid to upper 20s under partly to mostly cloudy skies. Those clouds will clear as we go through the morning, and today will be mostly sunny. Temperatures will climb into the mid to upper 30s this afternoon.
Our severe storm risk for Saturday has been downgraded, but an isolated strong to severe storm is still possible, and Flood Watch remains in effect for most of the Tri-State until 6PM.
We are on alert from Friday evening through Saturday afternoon for heavy rain, which could cause flooding problems, and thunderstorms capable of producing damaging wind gusts.
We are on alert for the possibility of heavy rain and some damaging wind gusts Friday night into Saturday morning. That will be followed by a dramatic drop in our temperatures going into Sunday.
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We have three weather systems bringing us rain chances and temperature changes over the next seven days.
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The big warm-up starts tomorrow, and we could even see record-setting warmth on Christmas!
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Temperatures will bottom out in the mid 20s overnight, but the wind chills will dip into the upper teens. Wednesday will be sunny with highs in the upper 30s to low 40s. 60s return for Christmas Eve and Christmas Day.
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Our temperatures will fall back through the 30s this evening, bottoming out in the mid 20s by the end of the night under just a few passing clouds. Areas of frost may develop again overnight. Tuesday will be mostly sunny and just a few degrees warmer than today with high temperatures in the mid to upper 40s.
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Monday will be another typical December day with mostly sunny skies and high temperatures in the mid 40s.
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NWS officials say they have determined the tornado that traveled from Fulton County to Muhlenberg County as an EF-4 tornado.
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We are starting the day with temperatures in the upper 20s to low 30s under clear and calm conditions. We will have plenty of blue skies and sunshine from start to finish today, which will help our temperatures climb into the mid 50s this afternoon. It may be a bit breezy at times with wind from the south-southwest at around 6 to 12 mph and gusts as high as 18 mph.
After devastating and deadly severe weather Friday night, much calmer weather takes over for the next couple of days.
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Clouds increase overnight and temperatures fall into the low to mid 20s. Tuesday will be mostly cloudy with highs in the mid to upper 30s. There is a slight chance we may see a few flurries or some light rain/snow mix Tuesday evening and into the overnight hours. Some minor accumulations of less than a quarter-inch (a dusting) may be possible, mainly north of I-64, and primarily on grassy and elevated surfaces.
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We are on alert overnight for the possibility of a few strong to severe storms capable of producing damaging wind gusts as well as heavy rain.
Rain and temperatures changes are on the way, and I have added an Alert Day for the possibility of a few strong storms Sunday night.
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Monday will start out sunny and calm, but we will see a few more clouds and the wind will start to pick up from the south during the afternoon as a warm front moves into the Tri-State. Temperatures will top out in the upper 40s to around 50° again on Monday, but that front will kickstart a warm-up that will last through the rest of the workweek.
Sunday will be a little breezy at times, but this will be a chilly wind from the northwest at around 6 to 12 mph with gusts up to 20 mph. As a result, our temperatures will top out in the upper 40s Sunday afternoon despite mostly sunny skies. Sunday night will be mostly clear, calm and cold with lows in the mid 20s.
Saturday will be a little breezy but warmer with winds from the southwest at around 5 to 15 mph and gusts as high as 20 mph. Our temperatures will climb into the low to mid 50s. Saturday will be mostly sunny, but there will be a few scattered clouds, especially across the northern half of the Tri-State.
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Overnight, the clouds will clear out, but cold air will flow into the Tri-State. Our temperatures will bottom out in the low to mid 20s by Friday morning, but the wind chills may dip as low as the mid to upper teens! Friday will be sunny, but it will stay chilly all day.
The first half of Thanksgiving Day will be a bit soggy. Showers are likely during the morning with temperatures in the upper 40s. That rain will taper off to the southeast as we head into Thursday afternoon, and most of us will be dry by about 2 or 3 PM. However, as the rain moves out, our wind direction will shift and colder air will move into the Tri-State. Our temperatures will gradually fall through the low to mid 40s Thursday afternoon.
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We will see a mix of sun and clouds Monday, but our temperatures will remain chilly. We will spend most of the day in the 30s, only briefly breaking into the low 40s Monday afternoon. We do warm-up Tuesday and Wednesday, then rain is likely Thanksgiving Day.
Rain and cooler weather are on the way as we head into Thanksgiving week!
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Changes are on the way! Tomorrow will be the warmest day of the week, but it will be followed by rain and a 20° temperature drop.
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Big warm-up Tuesday and Wednesday, rain likely Wednesday night
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After starting the day in the mid to upper 20s, our temperatures will climb into the low 50s Monday afternoon under a mix of sun and clouds. Tuesday and Wednesday will be about 10-15° warmer than average for this time of year!
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We will see a mix of sun and clouds Saturday with morning lows in the low 30s and afternoon highs in the mid 40s. Sunday will be partly to mostly cloudy and breezy with isolated showers. Morning lows will be in the low to mid 30s with afternoon highs in the low 50s.
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Temperatures will climb into the upper 60s to low 70s Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, but rain is likely Thursday, and it will be followed by a big cooldown for the end of the week.
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Cooler weather is on the way! A weak cold front will move through the Tri-State tonight. It won’t bring us any rain, but it will usher in a few clouds and some cooler air from the north.
Halloween will be mostly sunny, although there will be some scattered clouds throughout the day. It may also be a little breezy at times with winds from the west-northwest at around 6 to 12 mph. Our temperatures will climb through the 50s Sunday morning, top out in the lower 60s during the afternoon, then quickly start falling back through the 50s as the sun sets, so make sure your kid wears a jacket with their Halloween costume!
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A few spotty showers are possible throughout the day today as this low pressure system continues to track through our region, but much of the daytime hours will be dry. Our next big wave of rain arrives this evening and continues into the night, which means rainy weather seems likely for the high school football games tonight. This system will finally start to push off to our east on Saturday, but a few spotty showers are still possible on and off throughout the day. Our skies will gradually begin to clear Saturday night, and Halloween is looking mostly sunny.
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Breezy showers are likely this morning, but we will get some dry time this afternoon. Another round of rain will move through our region this evening and into the overnight hours, and scattered chances linger on and off throughout the day on Friday. Another wave of rain will push through Friday night, and a few showers will linger into Saturday, especially during the morning hours. Our skies will finally begin to clear Saturday night, and Halloween looks mostly sunny.
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Some scattered clouds will move through the Tri-State today, but I think plenty of sunshine will still manage to break through. Those clouds will thicken up this evening, then rain moves in from the southwest overnight as a low pressure system approaches our region. Rain is likely Thursday and Friday and could even linger into Saturday.
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Cool and sunny today. Rain returns to the forecast Wednesday night and continues on and off through the end of the week as a low pressure system tracks directly over our region Thursday into Friday before tapering off to the northeast by Saturday.
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Mostly cloudy and breezy Monday with temperatures gradually falling into the low to mid 50s by the afternoon.
We are on alert for possible severe storms overnight. The primary concern is that these storms may be capable of producing damaging wind gusts, but hail, torrential rain, frequent lightning, and an isolated tornado are all possible.
We are on alert for possible strong to severe storms Sunday night into early Monday morning. The primary concern with these storms is that they will be capable of producing damaging wind gusts, but hail and an isolated tornado cannot be ruled out.
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Monday will be sunny with high temperatures in the low to mid 70s. A cold front pushing through our region will bring a few scattered showers to the Tri-State Wednesday night into Thursday morning.
Sunday will be another day filled with sunshine, but it won’t be as breezy as Saturday. Without that chilly wind, our temperatures will climb a few degrees higher. After starting the day in the 40s, we will top out the upper 60s to near 70° Sunday afternoon.
Saturday will be sunny but brisk with winds from the west-northwest at around 10 to 15 mph and gusts as high as 20 mph. Despite plenty of sunshine, that cool wind will put a damper on our temperatures, and we will only climb into the low to mid 60s Saturday afternoon.
Scattered showers and storms are possible tonight, and we are on alert for the possibility of another, stronger round of storms tomorrow.