Good Wednesday and welcome to February. The second month of the year is off and running with a cold front draped across the state. This is leading to some vastly different weather from north to south. While this front is fairly weak, other systems showing up over the next week look much, much stronger.

Let’s start with the trend showing up today. Areas across the far north will see some rain and snow shower action, and I can’t rule out some very minor accumulations. Track the potential…

275 at Mineola Pike
Near Covington
I-275 @ Mineola Pike

I-275 approaching KY 20/Airport
Near Covington
I-275 East of KY 20/Airport Exit

Areas across the south will see much better weather with temps reaching the 50s.

Colder air is moving in for Thursday and Friday with the potential for a streak of light snow and flurries working in.

Another system works our way by Saturday night into Sunday. The models differ on the strength of this system. This should produce a mix and rain..

Canadian

Here’s where the Canadian sees the chance for winter weather…

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Once this passes through here, we will be watching a potentially volatile setup into early next week. The GFS is now bringing two potent storm systems into our region. Here’s the first one arriving on Tuesday…

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That could result in some potent thunderstorms and high winds. The next system is being pushed by arctic air as it moves in by Wednesday…

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Nothing like going from strong thunderstorms and bear 70, to snow and temps in the teens. All that is certainly on the table next week.

I will have updates later today. Make it s good one and take care.