Good Sunday to one and all. Ugly is the weather word of the weekend with a lot of clouds and rainy weather around. Unfortunately, we have more of the same coming our way over the next several days. As a matter of fact, the heaviest rains may be yet to come for central and eastern Kentucky.

Showers continue out there today, but some dry hours look to sneak into the northern half of the state. Temps in these areas stay in the 40s as the front pushes into southern Kentucky and puts the brakes on. This boundary then surges northward with an increase in temps, winds and moisture for Monday and Tuesday.

As a matter of fact, thunderstorms will be possible on the first day of December. Watch how quickly the action blows up late Monday through Tuesday…

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Rainfall totals from today through Tuesday are high across central and eastern Kentucky…

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That’s showing better than 3″ of new rain across southern and southeastern Kentucky. High water issues would be possible with those numbers… Especially Monday night and Tuesday.

This whole mess is courtesy of a monster of a cutoff low that works out of the Rockies and into the high plains with a monster snowstorm. That upper low then hits the Ohio Valley by Wednesday…

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As that swings across the region on Wednesday, temps come way down with the potential for some rain and snow showers…

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That moves away as temps recover by the end of the week. We will have to watch another system diving in here about a week from now. I’ll try to touch more on that and signs of a wintry pattern by the middle of the month in a late day update.

For now, let’s track more rain…

Enjoy your day and take care.