Good evening, gang. I wanted to drop by for some quick words on our ever-changing weather pattern across the bluegrass state.

Winds are going to crank tonight and into Tuesday as southwesterly winds gust ahead of a cold front. Gusts may reach 40mph at times. This will push some better air into the region for Tuesday and a part of Wednesday.

This is because a cold front moves in and slows down, with some funky weather possible Wednesday. The far north can see some rain and snow, while the far south sees temps make a run at 60.

The colder air wins the fight Thursday into Friday as some snow showers and flurries try to develop.

From there, we watch a weekend storm system come together to produce a potential mess across our region. Rain, snow and some freezing rain are all possible depending on the storm track. The GFS is taking on a colder look for Sunday…

GFS 2

The European Model is similar…

Euro

Here’s the winter weather accumulation from that run of the European…

Euro 2

We will continue to watch the trends with that system.

See you guys later tonight for an update. Have a great evening and take care.