Louisville, KY
Weather Forecast Office
It was a clear and cold morning on December 8th, 2006. Temperatures were largely hovering around the 10 degree mark in many areas at daybreak, with wind chills between zero and 10 above.
Below is an objective analysis of low temperatures that morning. Since this is a smoothed analysis, the numbers depicted may not match up exactly with low temperatures at official recording stations, but they will be close.
The cold, but dry air, led to some interesting frost formations on many car windows. Here are some pictures from one of our office vehicles. Some more information about frost can be found at this website.
Current Hazards
Hazardous Weather Outlook
Storm Prediction Center
Submit a Storm Report
Advisory/Warning Criteria
Radar
Fort Knox
Evansville
Fort Campbell
Nashville
Jackson
Wilmington
Latest Forecasts
El Nino and La Nina
Climate Prediction
Central U.S. Weather Stories
1-Stop Winter Forecast
Aviation
Spot Request
Air Quality
Fire Weather
Recreation Forecasts
1-Stop Drought
Event Ready
1-Stop Severe Forecast
Past Weather
Climate Graphs
1-Stop Climate
CoCoRaHS
Local Climate Pages
Tornado History
Past Derby/Oaks/Thunder Weather
Football Weather
Local Information
About the NWS
Forecast Discussion
Items of Interest
Spotter Training
Regional Weather Map
Decision Support Page
Text Products
Science and Technology
Outreach
LMK Warning Area
About Our Office
Station History
Hazardous Weather Outlook
Local Climate Page
Tornado Machine Plans
Weather Enterprise Resources
US Dept of Commerce
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
National Weather Service
Louisville, KY
6201 Theiler Lane
Louisville, KY 40229-1476
502-969-8842
Comments? Questions? Please Contact Us.