Good evening, everyone. Showers and thunderstorms are racing across the region this evening as a cold front settles into the region. This front will usher in much colder air and gusty winds on Thursday, with snow showers and flurries coming in behind that.
Firs things first, let’s track the boomers…
Much colder air comes in behind this for Thursday with snow showers and flurries flying late Thursday into Friday. Some light accumulations are possible, especially in the east.
I have no changes on the weekend with mainly rain, with some wet snow possibly mixing in on Saturday.
The next storm for Monday can produce high winds and strong thunderstorms…
After that, the arctic front slams in here Tuesday night into Wednesday, with the potential for some snows behind it. The arctic air pouring into the country is the real deal late next week into the following weekend.
Watch the blocking developing overtop of a deepening trough engulfing the entire country…
Those are three day increments and are incredible to see. With a setup like that, we have to watch for southern stream storm systems working by just to our south and east. The European continues to be all over that…
Snow lovers from the lower Ohio Valley into the Tennessee Valley should be liking this potential.
I will update you again later tonight. Make it a good one and take care.
This TN VALLEY boy is ready..This setup never happened last winter down here..
Wild to get storms in the upper 30s and 40s for temps…yeah last year, my area got some snow with the heavy stuff barely missing me to the north but I still faired much better than you did to my south. Hopefully, we will have some 1990s type systems that hit your area too!
This TNVALLEY GAL is anxiously awaiting the first flakes of winter!!!! Keep it coming Chris!
This set up is all well and good but a strong low will still be pulled northward putting ky in the frz. Rain or possibly just rain.Don’t get drawn into the snow hype.
This
FENCE…
Nobody is hyping.
I like what I see
I know things are looking good when you appear.. .hope has arrived to keep motivation that this active pattern will finally bring the winter goods MOST of us want on here!
Still wonderin if I should get the kids sleds
Looking for some big snows in the near future. Chris Bailey, John Belski and Brian Goode are the best meterologists anywhere in the country.