Good evening, folks. Thanks for dropping by the blog on what has been the busiest month in KWC history. The server I pay for laughs at your millions of page views! 🙂

A band of light snow and flurries continues to push in on the leading edge of arctic air. Some light accumulations will be possible as temps drop quickly into the teens…

Wind chills will drop into the single digits during the evening and go well below zero for some tonight. Actual lows will range from near zero in the north to the low teens in the south and southeast.

It’s cold Friday and Saturday. ‘Nuff Said.

A light mix and rain moves in with our first system Sunday into Monday. Temps will oscillate during this time as a front remains draped across the region.

Heavy rain and wind will accompany a bigger system on Tuesday and early Wednesday. That one could cause some high water issues.

Another system tries to develop along another arctic boundary late Wednesday into Thursday. This one may take on much more of a wintry look…

GFS

Check out the blast of cold air coming behind that bad boy…

GFS 2

I would call those temperatures solidly below normal!

I’ve been trying to hit the fact that next week will feature a lot of precipitation. Our waterways are full and we have snow still to melt, so we will need to watch the high water potential. The latest numbers from the GFS…

GFS Rain Have a great day and take care.