Good Wednesday and happy travels. Today is the busiest travel day of the year and it’s also the day we pay tribute to one of my favorite movies… Planes, Trains and Automobiles. We’ve been doing this for many years now and it’s become a blog tradition. If you haven’t seen it… watch it and you can thank me later. 🙂

A massive winter storm is rolling up the east coast and is throwing some wintry weather into parts of eastern Kentucky. This moisture begins in the form of rain then goes over to a mix of rain and snow then to snow early Wednesday. The best chance for accumulations will be across the southeastern corner of the state with a sharp cutoff to the west and northwest.

Temps will be marginal and the ground is fairly mild, so that has to be taken into consideration. The snow will pull away late morning into the early afternoon.

Track the fine line of snow walking…

Clouds will be noted across the rest of the region as another system dives in quickly this evening. This system is pretty wound up as it enters western Kentucky and slides to the east. Rain and snow will break out as this rolls through with a band of accumulating snow likely along and just north of the weak area of low pressure.

GFSThe best chance for some accumulations from this will be along and south of Interstate 64…

GFS 2

Some light snow and flurries will linger into Thanksgiving Day with highs in the 30s.

I will have updates later today, so check back. I leave you with this…

Have a safe day of travels and take care.