Good evening, everyone. I wanted to drop by for a quick update on a pattern that looks pretty super-charged over the next week or so. That storm early next week is an attention getter, given the sharp temperature swing taking shape.
In the short-term, we will have a narrow band of rain and snow impacting the northern parts of the state early Wednesday. The GFS keeps showing this…
Colder air finally wins the battle by Thursday and Friday, and we could see a fast-moving streak of some light snow and flurries by Friday.
The Super Bowl Sunday system continues to look like a wintry mix to rain scenario, with the best chance for front end snow in the north and east…
Temps by Monday turn milder as another round of rain moves in…
The air coming in behind that for Tuesday has trouble written all over it. Check this out…
That air is ahead of a monster storm forecast to develop across the Mississippi River Valley and work toward the Great Lakes. That is being fueled by arctic air surging southward into a full blown spring air mass. The end result could be some nasty storms developing. The GFS…
The European Model is very similar…
If those models are correct, severe weather would be a possibility from the Mississippi Valley into our region.
Less than 24 hours after that, check out the temp forecast…
Nothing good comes from temps going from 70 to the teens in just a few days.
Check out the deep trough pushing all that by the middle of next week…
This is a heck of a weather fight brewing, and something has to give. That means it may be a busy time on the blog next week.
Enjoy your evening and take care.
Bring it… This nation needs a distraction from the current toxic political environment
Ain’t it the truth!
The only blizzard we would have around here is if we get at Dairy Queen. Lol
The same old dance, warm latent moisture followed by snow less extreme cold.
This winter has only salt to show for it.
That pretty much sums it up, fork was put in it weeks ago, to a lot of people’s dismay.
2017 – the winter that wasn’t… at least for Kentucky!
I noticed my Daffodils were about 5 inches above ground. I know these are early flowers but I don’t recall ever seeing them in January. A neighbor also told me he saw Robins a few days ago. I love snowy weather but I hope these are signs this miserable excuse for a Winter is about to end. Its like we have been reliving the month of March over and over again since Thanksgiving going from 70’s to 20’s and back again every few days, which is terrible since March is my least favorite Month.
I’m ready for spring and softball season lol
I second that!!! Time to dust off my yellow Louisville Slugger catalyst balanced bat and my 05 Easton Synergy 28oz.
2005 Easton Synergy Extended one of the greatest softball bats ever produced.