Good Sunday to one and all. We have a cold front moving into the region today, bringing showers and storms our way. Some of these storms may be strong or severe. This front looks to check up across the region, keeping scattered and showers going for a few days. That’s one of two fronts I’m tracking for the week ahead.
Today may start with a potent line of storms before firing up a few more storms this afternoon and evening. Any storm that goes up today may contain damaging winds and large hail. We should also be on guard for possible local high water issues.
Here are your tracking tools for the day…
Scattered showers and storms will linger into Monday, with the possibility this stuff hangs around into Tuesday. You can see that and the second front showing up later in the week…
The Canadian has a more potent system swinging through by Friday…
Given all the action setting up, warmer than normal temps battle it out with cooler than normal, with the cooler trying tow win the war…
Have a great Sunday and take care.
Relief from heat is in sight now…the Euro on board and the CPC favoring below normal temperatures by later next week extending into first part of August.
My 15-day ‘ no measurable rainfall ‘ streak is over, but it looks like I did not get much, compared to others in my part of Jefferson county. Hopefully, more chances later.
Looks like the upper level high is eroding to our north allowing much needed rains to enter the state of Kentucky. I hope everyone gets a good soaking, especially the people who have gardens.
Thank you Schroeder for pointing out the obvious and what CB and other mets have been saying for days.
Why do you CARE what his comments are?? It’s a freaking weather blog! Who cares if he agrees with what Chris Bailey says?? It’s a comment on a blog post about WEATHER. Find something else to do, man. Make your own comment (not making fun or being rude about anything anyone else says) and move on!
Amen
I just state the obvious facts. If you don’t like what I have to say too bad. Quit your whining. Truth hurts!! I sugarcoat nothing and if I’m wrong I’m the first to apologize.
Last thing you don’t come on someone else’s blog and blatantly contradict. So if I step up to the plate and call a person out on doing that I will. I’m just not that person to sit back and turn a blind eye and watch someone disrespect rather it’s on a weather blog or in every day life.
On your above post ou didn’t get on to him for contradicting you got him for agreeing so it seems the dude can’t win no matter what. Just saying have a nice day 😀
That’s the sad part he contradicts one post and then agrees the very next post. Just saying…. To fake, wishy washy for me.
But what does it matter whether it’s a contradiction or agreement? Isn’t that what the comment section is here for anyway, a discussion? For instance…the fact of the matter is that CB’s forecasts are primarily directed toward Central KY and the I-64 corridor. He usually does a great job forecasting this area…other areas, not so much. Here in SE KY his general forecast is many times way off, not because he isn’t a good met but because of what I stated above… For the state as a whole, it is a generalized forecast and the only way to pinpoint everyone is to break it down by region which isn’t feasible for a daily blog. The weather will never be the same for the entire state, thus the contradiction from time to time.
Love these “advanced” radars that rarely get it right for my area. Happy to have over 1.5″ of rain though.
Chris, I don’t say it enough but thanks for all that you do….speaking as a rare blogger but daily reader. Even though the storms diminished a bit before getting here, we picked up 1.27 inches of welcome rain in St. Matthews per MSD.
Not much rain fell in my county this morning, and I don’t expect anymore chances. The heat will return next week.
Not a drop of rain in BG
Prelude, Please loose this hate inside yourself, it’s not healthy. Everyone, LET’S ALL BE FRIENDS. Here’s to a lot of years of educational weather discussion.
I have no hate that’s a strong word,I have dislikes know the difference Schroeder. I’ve never called you a bad name I just don’t agree on most things you post. As most on here don’t agree with my no nonsense approach.
Truth hurts, eh? Actually, all you give is your opinion.
Prelude, don’t know who you are directly too from your comments. But myself and too tired of rude wasn’t no intent to your comments. So chill down and enjoy your day
Prelude: I have as much right to inform as you do. You need to stop reading my comments on the the weather. I think that might be a start to solving this problem between you and I. You are upsetting everyone who just wants to comment and be friends on Chris’s forum. Now I’am going to post in detail my weather findings on this forum from now on. Some may be short some may be very long, but you don’t have to read them. You are the distraction, not me. Please, make peace not war. If Chris bailey wants me off this forum, why am’I still able to post ?
Schroeder says:
April 9, 2017 at 5:42 pm
Shifting, from La Nina to an El Nino, the trade winds would have to reverse in the Equatorial Pacific. This would bring in warmer sea surface temperatures east towards Peru and Ecuador. At this time, I don’t see this happening too soon. La Nina seems to dominate more than El Nino here lately. NOAA is forecasting an active Hurricane season in the Atlantic for 2017, which means that La Nina is still the dominate anomaly.
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Chris Bailey says:
April 9, 2017 at 11:27 pm
Nothing you just said is true. Literally… nothing. I’ve given you a lengthy leash with your comments, but my patience is nearing an end.
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Ray R says:
April 10, 2017 at 4:08 am
You tell him Chris
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Ralph says:
July 14, 2017 at 2:12 pm
Good Call!
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Schroeder says:
July 14, 2017 at 11:26 am
Not a very professional response Chris. I would like to know what was wrong with me talking about El nino. I expect a reply very soon. About your patience nearing an end, you need to explain that to me, as I have not said anything to offend you personally.
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Schroeder says:
April 12, 2017 at 12:12 pm
I base my prediction on what happened on last Sunday’s weather, where we did not receive any showers and also the possibility of high pressure forming over our area. What makes you think Chris Bailey is right ? Like, I said before weather is not an exact science.
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Thanks for stating the obvious, Prelude hahaha
I comment on here from time to time with what I think are interesting weather statistics. No one might find them interesting but me, but I still post. I think everyone should do the same. This is a place to share thoughts, not personal attacks. Just my opinion.
Come on guys even know I live little far from Chris Bailey range. I still love to read his thoughts and he’s the best there is around. The personal stuff gotta stop or were gonna lose this blog. God didn’t put us on earth to destroy us with words or fight. It’s all about respect each other regardless you don’t like there opinion
Alright enough is enough I’m done.
Thanks