Good Sunday, everyone. We have a small break in the busy March weather pattern, but don’t get too used to it. The third month of the year continues to bring the action, and will throw several more systems our way for the week ahead. Everything from thunderstorms to snow are on the weather menu. Yippee 🙁

Let us begin with today and roll ahead. Highs range from the upper 50s to low 60s for most of the state. Clouds will quickly increase across the west, with showers and thunderstorms developing later tonight. That action then rolls eastward across the rest of Kentucky on Monday.

That’s when another potent storm system arrives. Heavy rain, thunder and gusty winds will all be noted.

Another low then works into southeastern Kentucky later Tuesday and Wednesday. That system provides us with rain and snow, with the potential for wraparound snows developing across parts of central and eastern Kentucky. Watch both of the systems showing up around here. All models now show this.

The NAM only goes through Wednesday morning, but you can clearly see the comma head of snow…

The Canadian has it…

The GFS keeps showing it…

Here’s the snow accumulation map from that run of the GFS…

The overall setup with this isn’t too dissimilar to the one that produced nearly a foot of snow last Sunday night. That said. no two systems behave exactly the same.

Can we get a threat out of this? Yep.

Temps behind that second low are COLD, with some areas in the 30s for highs. Lows by Thursday morning may even reach the upper teens in a few spots.

Another storm system then develops and heads right at us by the weekend.

I will hook you up with updates later today, so check back. Have a good one and take care.