Good Saturday evening, gang. Our round of heavy snow and heavy rain is wrapping up from west to east, but the active setup remains. Spring temps are ready to surge in, bringing the potential for rounds of showers and thunderstorms that can cause additional flooding woes.

Let me start with a direct and to the point rant. The National Weather Service offices around here need to really work on this whole Winter Weather Advisory thing. It’s been really bad this winter and today was just flat out terrible. Forecasters have got to be able to adjust accordingly as an event is unfolding.

I know that statement means the same band of tired trolls will gather on twitter and throw darts at me, but I simply don’t care. 🙂

The other aspect of today’s system is the flooding. Areas of southeastern Kentucky have picked up 1″-2″ of rain today, with high water a possibility through the evening…

Things improve quickly for Sunday, but that’s not going to last very long. Showers and storms move back in Sunday night into early Monday, as southwesterly winds howl. This will bring 70 degree temps to town on Monday, with a chance to flirt with 80 on Tuesday..

Rounds of rain and thunderstorms will target the state next week into the following weekend. Some strong to severe storms are possible, but the heavy rain and flood threat continues to take center stage.

This is a very bad look from the European Model…

That’s a ton of water targeting our region over the next week and change. All modes of flooding are possible during this time. This is one of the highest river flood threats we have had in a long while.

I will have a full update later tonight. Make it a good one and take care.