Winter Storm Warnings Expand
Good evening everyone. I wanted to drop by for a quick update to show you how the Winter Storm Warnings have now expanded to include much of the state though Wednesday. The southern counties are under a Winter Weather Advisory during the dame time. Here is the updated map...
Snow will be breaking out from southwest to northeast later this evening into the overnight and will become mixed with some ice across the south. You can track this mess in here with regional radar...
Here are the headlines of this thing...
- Snow develops overnight with some ice possible by morning across the south. This will be a high impact event for the morning commute.
- My snow map from my last update for late tonight and early Tuesday remains unchanged.
- Temps will try to go above freezing for a few hours in most of the area... this would mean a switch to some freezing rain or light rain will take place... especially across the south and east. The deepest moisture may already be over by this time.
- Arctic front to slam in here Tuesday evening. Temps will drop by more than 10-15 degrees in just a few hours as any rains go back to snow.
- Snows will move back in Tuesday night and last through Wednesday night. High snow ratios will be with us meaning we maximize the amount of precip that falls. Several inches of snow will fall during this time.
- Winds will crank up to 30-35mph into Wednesday creating blowing and drifting snows. Wind chills will be near 0.
Overall... this is a high impact winter storm that will hit the region over the next few days. I will have more updates as needed later this evening so check back. Take care.
Snow will be breaking out from southwest to northeast later this evening into the overnight and will become mixed with some ice across the south. You can track this mess in here with regional radar...
Here are the headlines of this thing...
- Snow develops overnight with some ice possible by morning across the south. This will be a high impact event for the morning commute.
- My snow map from my last update for late tonight and early Tuesday remains unchanged.
- Temps will try to go above freezing for a few hours in most of the area... this would mean a switch to some freezing rain or light rain will take place... especially across the south and east. The deepest moisture may already be over by this time.
- Arctic front to slam in here Tuesday evening. Temps will drop by more than 10-15 degrees in just a few hours as any rains go back to snow.
- Snows will move back in Tuesday night and last through Wednesday night. High snow ratios will be with us meaning we maximize the amount of precip that falls. Several inches of snow will fall during this time.
- Winds will crank up to 30-35mph into Wednesday creating blowing and drifting snows. Wind chills will be near 0.
Overall... this is a high impact winter storm that will hit the region over the next few days. I will have more updates as needed later this evening so check back. Take care.
Wow!
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http://www.hpc.ncep.noaa.gov/wwd/day1_psnow_gt_04.gif
lol i've never been in a 70% chance category!
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That red circle over boone county is so pretty!
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now you know where the true dome lies
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Still concerned with how this is going to play out in southern KY. My latest thoughts on my blog.
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May I ask you where is a site to your blog? Or what do i type in to read your blog thank you!
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Just click on Shane's name there!
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Shane great blog, so are you concerned with Ice for Se Ky or anyone else for that matter I hope we dont see that.
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I'm game! Looks like Frankfort might finally get some snow, haha we'll see.
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looks like chris is right about the precip moving in from the southwest, i'm just not sure why the nws thinks that northern ky will get more when the heavy snow is moving in from the sw and all i have in c-ville is a winter weather advisory for 1-2 inches but on the track the snow is taking we are in the bullseye sooo hmmm guess its just an all around confusing setup for even the pro's this go around
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I am so ready for snow here in Frankfort....will it happen or should I say how much?? I am excited to have some snow.
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Is it safe to say our local NWS offices worship the operational GFS? That's the only conclusion to which I can come after seeing them use it even though it's the only model that predicts a short changeover in Louisville.
Also, does anyone else get the sense precipatation is looking a little more ragged than thought?
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The system as over KY now, what else to expect
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The precip isn't expected to start until much later... what you see now is a bonus moistening things up for us.
I feel better about this snow than any other in a while. Even if it's just 3-4", especially if it's good sticky snow so I can build a good snowman with my kids before they're old enough to have their own kids.
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radar filling in nicely right on top of us!!! watch how it progresses frame to frame, gonna be a goodin'!
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Ain't it, tho, tommy???!
I am going to be up ALL NITE(or @ least til my little ones bring me down..) because I think everyone is 'downplaying' this one for us. (Images of '94 play thru my mind....lol!)
Let's hope that you & I get our POW!!!(I know of no other 2 ppl on any blog that want it MORE...)
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CRAZY, the stuff is moving from the SW, but the system still arches around a bunch of us after already snowing on people to the south. Hugging the river and instead of a dome, looks like a profile of Darth Helmet's helmet.
Not seeing how the system is hugging this way for the warning unless it is biased by the river. That suggests low altitude bias, which if correct, is certainly not "nICE" for some of us.
Perhaps the river is the main player, since it was 30 in south Lexington, but went up to 34 degrees when I crossed the river. Literally no change until passing south on Clays Ferry bridge.
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Wow, Chris! What a map! I only wish that we here in the WWA did not have such a possibility of the dreaded "I" word. NOT looking forward to that...at all.
Now, if we could get the snow line to work farther south, well.....that would be alright.
Those of you who are in line for the snow, enjoy! Hopefully we will get in on it sometime in the near future.....I mean, one snow over 3 inches in 10 years does NOT break the snow drought!
Chris, I will be keeping an eye on the blog for your updates.
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Seems kind of warm for snow, unless HEAVY like what Tennessee and Mississippi got
Hugging the river and instead of a dome, looks like a profile of Darth Helmet's helmet.
Not seeing how the system is hugging this way for the warning unless it is biased by the river. That suggests low altitude bias, which if correct, is certainly not "nICE" for some of us.
Perhaps the river is the main player, since it was 30 in south Lexington, but went up to 34 degrees when I crossed the river. Literally no change until passing south on Clays Ferry bridge.
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Is this system going to be mostly ice for Madison County? I hope not. I want snow, not ice. Is it a possible that it is all snow for us.
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Just like the last system, I am having doubts now about the set-up. We are in the 30's now, so how does the temps DROP as the system moves this way? They usually go UP and not down. Seems we needed to be in the 20's for snow to be the main issue.
Please correct my logic here.
BTW, in S Lexington it was 30 degrees and went up to 34 degrees as soon crossed Clays Ferry bridge. That may explain why the warnings border looks like Darth Helmet's helmet
It is now 32 in Lexington and 36 in north Richmond. Snow with this temperature trend?
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bubba u get COOLING once precip falls, lord u know this man. unless u are in the warm bubble sector and that in the FARR S/SE around middelsboro area as u can see wqith temp gauge.
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There lies the catch 22. It has to come down frozen before that happens. YOU know that Rolo
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No, it doesn't always have to start off as frozen precip. We've seen snowstorms that have started off as rain, then the temp. drops and changes to snow. Dynamic cooling, evap. cooling, etc...it can start off as either and still cool things down.
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29F here in Northwest Lexington
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Bubba.. you must be in the WARM wedge! My temp went from 34.9 earlier to 33.1 ATM..
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look at that WARM AIR start kicking in in middle tenn as the prcip changes.loll
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You talk too much. Homegirl you never shut up song of the day ladies love cool james
you know that one right rolo? LOL
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barring a EXPLOSION OF PRCIP, the round of moisture aint going last long folks, deepest moisture going be in SOUTH ky as well.
looking at radar loop the south/SE going get longer and the deepest moisture with this round. now what it ends up being is anybody guess.
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Dropped from 30 to 29F here in NW LEX.
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looking at the forecasted winds, isnt it possible for a blizzard warning to be issued
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Just dropped from 31 here in Southern scott county to 27 over the last few hours.
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It is 33 here in my back yard in Richmond. Humidity @ 54%. We'll see what happens:]
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Hope you get what you're looking for!
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Temp is 28 here in SW Franklin Co. It has never been above freezing here today. Dewpoint is within 5 degrees of temp. Waiting,....
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temp is holding on at 33 no change over the last few hours. Its ok if it dont snow just dont give me ice....please
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so whats the latest maps look like for berea for tonight. anyone have any ideal
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I think the dome over madison is caused by all the nerve gas at the bluegrass army depot.
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To warm for snow and ice down here in southeast ky...temp. is 37* here in Barbourville. Precip (verga) moving into the area is showing up as rain on radar...so....I guess I'll have to wait until tomorrow night when the artic front blows through...UNLESS we gets some evaporational cooling, but I don't much expect that as precip. is to go over to rain anyways...
SO all you folks that do get snow, I hope you get alot of it...LORD KNOWS KENTUCKIANS ARE WELL OVERDO!!!!
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where is everyone at tonight? guess this storm is like the little boy who cried wolf huh? no one cares
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31.2 here in Jeffersonville
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well looks to be an all rain event here in southeast ky. Temps. are still in the upper 30's. 37* here in Barbourville.
So to all you folks that do get snow, I HOPE YOU GET ALOT OF IT LORD KNOWS KENTUCKY SNOW GEESE ARE WELL OVERDO A GOOD ONE...
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A friend at Murray State (western KY) says the snow started about 18:30 CST and they already have 1-2" on the ground.
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Okay Wxman, what are we looking at around the Anderson Co. line? You've been on the money for our part of the country so far.
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Snowfall increasing in Madisonville. Steady snow rather than the occasional stray flake we had earlier. BTW I listened in on the NWS phone conference for JKL and they said that they really aint worried about ice but LMK seems to be more worried about snow and ice. I dont understand either of these offices
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http://www.srh.noaa.gov/ohx/
This is the NWS in NASHVILLE TN..check it out, they have a radar overlay, and showing a huge SLUG of HEAVY SNOW falling just south of NASHVILLE moving NE...pretty neat..and it would be nice if that stayed heavy snow as it moved into southeast ky..as well..
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looks to be headed our way. heavy precip will cause evaporation cooling
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look at that WARM ASIR working in fast in middle tenn there on RADAR,
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You talk too much. Homegirl you never shut up song of the day ladies love cool james
you know that one right rolo? LOL
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By the looks of the radar the precip. is changing from snow to rain around Bowling Green. Am I seeing this wrong?
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Yup, looks like the warm air bubble is starting to take action
(Illustration)
http://i46.tinypic.com/20p3rix.jpg
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This is like being in the Bermuda Triangle.There has to be a reason for the dome,because we had no dome when I was growing up???
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who ever is under that heavy band moving up out of Tn. just south of NAshville is gonna get HAMMERED. Its moving NE, and intensifying as it does so...
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I agree.. looking like a white out conditions in that band.
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Tim.. Hang in there its gonna be really close to your area.
http://www.intellicast.com/National/Radar/Current.aspx?location=USKY0721&animate=true
evaporation cooling work at its best?
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yeah, fingers crossed...i've been watching those radar returns for a while now...I just hope its not rain when it gets here but if it is, You all will be the first to know...
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Just talked to my dad...lives 40mi south of Nashville. Snowing like CRAZY!! Told them to blow it this way!
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That snow band is awesome love to be under it.
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This is too funny...for those of you in southeastern KY wishing for a snowday...
http://www.ekywx.com/scp.htm
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it shows snow over my area(frankfort) the dewpoint 22 degrees, humidity 75%, why isnt it snowing!?
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hey TXNATT I am sorry but I have no clue as to that song...
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LL Cool J
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yea I just googled it,
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I took a day trip to Columbus for a business meeting.
They had snow piles on the side of the roads at 20-25 feet high..!!! It was awesome..!
The folks I met with said they had about 22" over the past week or so, and are expecting more tonight & tomorrow...
Honestly, I have no idea where they will put any ore snow...lol
It reminded me of 78" here in Lexington...
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The snow has been over the Lexington area for a few hours now and I haven't seen a single flake. The atmosphere doesn't seem to be that dry or is it?
Jake
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It's the DOME....!!!!
Embrace it...!!
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Vinny you are a nut lol.I hope this will be your time to get alot of snow,okay a decent amount because of the dome lol
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It's supposed to start snowing after midnight... that has't changed. The virga you see now is helping that it won't be too dry later when the real snow gets here.
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verga now in Bowling Green the rain/snow line still over southern tenn. I updated my forecast a little while ago basic thinking is 3-6 Lexington metro and north of 1-64 as well as western ky where it will be all snow. with decreasing amounts further south and east where rain mixes in. one thing to note is looking at BUFKIT today the upper levels are fine it's just near the surface which is expected to be near 32 for most locations, a degree or two either direction could make all the difference even lex is very close to the threshold.
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If that's verga in bowling green, that leaves me feeling like this may not bode well for ctrl ky, as I've already watched the radar show a swath over us that hasn't hit the ground.
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And the beat goes on...
Maybe things will change someday... Someday....
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I hear ya Vinny. I keep re-reading all these warnings, but after last week, I'm really taking a "I'll believe it when I see it" approach.
I'm afraid to get my hopes up just to be let down again. *sniffle* I just can't handle another snow-heart-break.
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it went from cloudy and 36* to snow and 33* in NASHVILLE!! and its movin on up!! to the TOP!! to the bluegrass state above its state line!!...LOL..LOL..
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went from cloudy,36* to SNOW and 33* in Nashville...
and its a movin on up!! to the TOP!!..LOL..
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I saw Chris at 5pm on wsaz and hes so funny he said he felt like going in the hole with the groundhog.Then I went to wal-mart it was so wild there was hardly anything on the shelves.I felt like the time I went into a store in fl right before a hurricane and they were fighting over the bread.
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Maybe he means the movie....Have you ever seen groundhog day? The same day keeps happening over and over and over....hopefully that isn't our weathr pattern.
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ABE VIGODA LIVES!!!!!
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LMAO... that was funny..!!!
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3" being reported in Murfreesboro, TN!
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Hey folks, check out latest radar motion, you folks in south central KY may be in line for a strip of heavy snow bands. Watch & see the next Hour or so? Heavy snow may set up south of bluegrass parkway! Storm may be shifting south! CHRIS what is your take on these radar trends???
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I did not go to the store for milk and bread and I'm all out of firewood. Now watch us get hammered!
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It is 31 on my temp. gauge in Lexington.
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My temp went from 29 to 30...
I really hope that is not a trend....
*sigh*
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snow falling now in Bowling Green evap cooling with verga doesn't last to long.
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I noticed on the accuweather radar, the last 2 updates, the heavy precip. in central TN. has colapsed into heavy snow!!!...
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all of the observing stations have snow now then the radar fills in the blanks the best it can i doubt all of those places have snow.
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If we don't get six plus this time I officially give up and I am not generally a quitter. Smitty lets get it on!!!
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I wonder if CB is going to back off a bit. Temps do not seem low enough to offset for the temp increase we will see when or if the moisture makes it. Repeat of the last event for most of us or less than expected.
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BubbaG, Did you by any chance come up with the show called BUZZKILL that was on MTV once upon a time?
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negative to the negative - always reliable
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Everything is right on track with the NWS hourly forecast for Lexington. That has NOT happened with either of the last two systems that came through.
This is promising.
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BubbaG I love ya man but please let us injoy this for a little while I was so happy about the snow than i get on here and read the comments and here we go again. Chris please give us a twitter update or something give us a little hope.....
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Hey?! I am posting my observations based on the temps. Why is that negative? CB has not backed off yet and might not- heck, he may pump it up a notch
What are you all, a bunch of Tom Cruises who can not handle the truth
Jack Nicholson says goodnight then
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snow now covering the ground here in Bowling Green.
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snow has moved as far east in TN. as CROSSVILLE, and thats just to my SW. so maybe southern ky. may get a BOUT of snow before the rain takes over...
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35* there as well and snow falling..
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Rolo will Clay County see any snow or will it be rain?
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My kind and friendly advice to you is to not ask Rolo. He'll tell you both so that in the end he is always right. Probably best to follow what Chris B. forecasts - he's a professional. Frequently wrong (as he will admit), but at least he's credentialed
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I take offense to that! Rolo Rocks! Apparently you've never asked his personal opinion on your neck of the woods. He's usually pretty darn right!!
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Went out to get some firewood off of the pile, here in Mason County, and there were flurries flying around....Albeit, very faint
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Kentucky Interstate webcams..
It refreshes to one webcam to another.
http://www.trimarc.org/i71.html
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See if this link works, more webcam choices.
http://www.trimarc.org/perl/videotours.pl
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steady 30.4 here in nicholasville. humidity 91% temp/ moisture looks good here so far for snow. Lets just hope the virga storm is limited...
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What is a virga storm?
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the voice of reason gives me 4-8 inches
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What does he give us folks in Lex..?
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Is that YOUR voice of reason or THE VOR?
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I love how that precip just turns into a wall of light rain by the time it hits southern/SE Kentucky. Guess we should be grateful for our 6-8" snow a couple of weeks ago, looks like nothing but screwjobs the rest of the Winter.
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I agree
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What's really the kicker is that JKL mentions placing more counties under a WSW tomorrow night because of upslope conditions. Problem is, Laurel/Pulaski are always on the western edge of any decent upslope snows. If anything we'll get an inch or two of fluffy snow while points east of Manchester get drilled.
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Might be different on some other radars but from the ones I've seen, the leading edge on the southern side has been showing up as rain as it crossed through TN too, but then as things continued and the temps cooled with the precip, it changed over to snow.
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Is this going to be a wet snow? I'm hoping we don't lose electricity.
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Last post not published, accuracy must be a threat on this blog. Will see if this one makes it? heavy snow still looks more south than north of BG parkway. 2 in, north, 4 to 5 in. south. Update Chris please
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Boy I sure hope we lose power with this one. Nothing better than staying warm with my rug that the cats pee on. Just wrap up and stay warm.
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awesome lol
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yeah man, snowstorms are killer.
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Looks like that blue line moving from Nashville and Bowling Green is creeping toward South Ky. Perhaps the downers will take note!
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CC TEACHER I not sure, look like it moving more south that anybody thought, that be a good thing for us, u see it moving east/ne the prcip shield and with evap cooling I am not sure if it goes to rain or not.
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30.2 outside here at the Malone's on Tates Creek Road. Warm and toasty inside, though, me and Genteleman Jack are nestled up by thefire(hydrant). OUT
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MITCH..whats it lookin like out there in BG ??
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Still 29F here in NW LEX.
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I remember one time in like 1996 or 1998 when we got alot of snow and we couldnt get out of the house for like 3 weeks. We ended up eating one of the pet rabbits food we were so hungry. We didnt want to eat the rabbit because he was a member of the family in a way. Two weeks later a wild coyote attacked the rabbit as he was hanging out in the front yard. Now we al kinda luagh and agree that we shoulda eaten that rabbit. Nothin like a good snowstorm.
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Aaaah.. Scarred for life now. Thinking of happy place
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Just ate the rabbits food, not the rabbit dude.
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anf to u DUMMY TAXMATT, u need to shut up.
earlier in last thread or maybe in this one, I said precip heaviest was going to be moving more towards the S and SE well it indeed is if u have 2 eyes. so SHUT UP as ROLO knows what he is typing.
the heavier prcip is indeed further south than forcasted.
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Go get 'em Rolo..!!!!
WEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
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Not sure why you're saying that, seems to be dead on to the 18Z and new 0Z NAM.
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it takes one to know one hahaha
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Thanks Rolo I value your opinion as I know you are an avid weather watcher.
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Go Rolo - You Da Man!
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Roads, rooftops and the grill on my deck all covered in Richmond!
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well it is definitely cold enough and the mositure is high for snow, but again as last time, it seems to be a verga snowstorm,(anybody have a plane to take me up to actually see heavy snow fallin? Ha) so what's the deal with that? Rowan county here. I don't wanna deal with another 2 or 3 inches of snow...all or nothing...
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light snow in Berea with temp at 33.
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Snowing in the Moreland community of Lincoln Co.
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The radar is lit up, but no snow reaching the ground on the Mercer/Anderson County Line. Temp is 30.1, dewpoint 26
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Has anybody hear ever seen a tornado pop up in the middle of a snowstorm? That'd be pretty cool. I remember one time I seen a lightning bolt come out of the sky and drill this kid riding his bike to the market. After seeing that I kinda wonder if tornados can happen at the same time as a blizzard.
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OK, we have a "subversive" in our midst. Begoooown thee! I puuuurge the demunz from your wayward mind! Begooooown!
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jumped the shark with that one, my man
gotta leave em wanting more...
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....random.....
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Even if we do not get one flake of snow, the posts tonight have been some good stuff!
Marsh and others accosted me in my thread above. I had to move waaaay low
Is that positive?
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Dude... You have some messed up memories.. Just saying...
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Light snow in northern Berea with temp at 32.7.
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Ohio Co, Todd Co., Grayson Co. schools closed. Approaching 1 inch in Leitchfield.
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Temp is at 35* degrees here about 9 miles north of Pikeville.
Looking at the radar... It seems as if the warm air bubble is smaller and a lot less dominant that progged.
I'll be here tomorrow, for now I'm out
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Man I been pacing in and out of the house looking on here and from the porch and I dont see nothing up in the sky.
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Watch out for coyotes
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PULASKI-LAUREL-WAYNE-MCCREARY-WHITLEY-KNOX-BELL-
INCLUDING THE CITIES OF...SOMERSET...LONDON...MONTICELLO...
WHITLEY CITY...CORBIN...WILLIAMSBURG...BARBOURVILLE...MIDDLESBORO...
PINEVILLE
946 PM EST MON FEB 8 2010
.NOW...
...WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY IN EFFECT UNTIL 7 PM EST WEDNESDAY...
SNOW OR A MIXTURE OF RAIN AND SNOW SHOULD BEGIN ACROSS THE AREA
BETWEEN 10 PM AND 1130 PM. ONCE THE SNOW ARRIVES IT COULD FALL
MODERATE AT TIMES. MAINLY RAIN IS EXPECTED ALONG THE TN BORDER. BETWEEN
10 PM AND 1 AM ON TUESDAY...A DUSTING TO ONE HALF OF AN INCH OF SNOW
IS POSSIBLE WHERE SNOW FALLS
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1/2 an inch where snow falls and probably no accumalation where snow doesn't fall.
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Boyle County- 33* light snow
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Boyle County- 33* snow increasing and is accumulating.........I like it, I love it, I want some more of it!...LOL
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LATEST INDICATIONS ARE THAT MORE COUNTIES WILL INDEED NEED TO BE
ADDED TO OUR WARNING EVENTUALLY AS UPSLOPE SNOWS TUESDAY NIGHT AND
WEDNESDAY MAY REALLY POUND SOUTHEAST KENTUCKY. WE WILL HOLD OFF ON
THIS UPGRADE RIGHT NOW THOUGH AS IT IS FEARED A SUDDEN UPGRADE NOW
MAY CAUSE SOME CONFUSION AS FOLKS WHO ARE CURRENTLY UNDER AN
ADVISORY MAY SUDDENLY THINK THEY ARE GOING TO GET WARNING CRITERIA
SNOW/ICE TONIGHT... WHEN BIGGEST IMPACTS WILL NOT INDEED COME UNTIL
TUESDAY NIGHT AND WEDNESDAY. EITHER WAY OF HANDLING THIS HAS IT/S
NEGATIVES... BUT HOPEFULLY THERE ARE FEWER NEGATIVES HOLDING OFF ON
ADDING TO THE WARNING FOR A WHILE LONGER.
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Nothing here in noth Rich ATM. Even if we do not get one flake of snow, the posts tonight have been some good stuff!
Marsh and others accosted me in my thread above. I had to move waaaay low
Is that positive?
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Here on the Anderson/Franklin line - still waiting for the snow - patiently -- OK - not patiently, but waiting still the same.
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Snowing in Campbellsville at a pretty good rate.....covering everything and temp has dropped to 31.4...BRING IT ON !!!!
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an inch of snow now on the ground in Bowling Green with temps 31-32!!! roads starting to get slick.
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Madison County(Richmond) - Light snow
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Lexington folks..new tweet from Chris!
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Yes brother Bern, but CB said "Lex to Cincy". Not "Ber to Cincy" or even "Rich to Cincy"
BTW, we verrrry light snow here. Man, even the snow we got, Berea got 8" and Richmond got significantly less. Now this... sniff..
I need a hug, or a brew. BOTH!
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Okay. This is based on Marsha's request for positive posts. Here goes:
Ahhem!
Since Berea and Richmond are getting snow now, shouldn't our snow luv be good too? Why "Lex to Cincy"?
Okay, more a bewilderment post than positive. At least it is not negative
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why do ppl try to do spin off blogs like CB. they arent trained nor do they understand anything on their own. basically all they do is copy and paste CB 's blog into thier own...how stupid
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Actually, there are several trained mets that come over here and post. We've even had a couple of NWS employees post quite a bit. I know Shane is a Met for a TV station in Southern WV. Mitch and WXman also do a good job in forecasting, but not sure if they studied it or just love weather. Fact is, weather is a sophisticated thing to forecast, but when you do it from sun up til sun down, you don't have to go to school to learn the ins and outs. I for one applaud these guys with their own blogs cuz I know they love weather just as much as I do.
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Yes! It's 30* and peppering the snow here in northern Garrard Co.
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Flakes in the air in NW Lexington..!!!
Could this be the one..???
Dang, I sure hope so...
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SNOWING GOOOOOODDD in Bardstown/Nelson CO. right now!!!
Headed your way!
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Snowing heavily here in Adair County...temp is near freezing. We want some accumulation down here in Adair County!!!!!
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Snow has stopped here but temp has dropped to 31.8. We managed to cover outside heat pump. lol
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1/4" in 20 min's here....
LOOKIN' GOOD!!!!
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34 -with snow flurries here in Somerset.
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Anybody have a link to the NAM Chris is referencing in his tweet?
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sometimes i would love to go streaking at the super bowl, i mean to create such a memorable moment for the whole nation i really think itd boost everybodys spirtits
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Just started snowing in South Lex.
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34.5 Degrees and starting to snow
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Light snow falling in Woodford Co.
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SNOWING in FRANKFORT, Big time :}
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It's peppering in Paris! Maybe this time the warning will turn out to be more than a dusting.
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close to the bell/knox line, cold drizzle no snow yet
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