Good Monday, folks. Bitterly cold temps are with us to begin the week as we wait on more winter weather to blow our way. 3 different systems are tracking toward the state from Wednesday through Sunday and all three may put down accumulating snows.

The first system is along a cold front rolling our way late Tuesday into Wednesday. Temps go above freezing ahead of this front, meaning rain is with us to start. That rain moves in late Tuesday and goes into early Wednesday. As the front moves in, temps take a dive allowing the rain to change to a mix then snow from west to east…

Some accumulations and another ice up are possible late Wednesday into Thursday morning. The best chance appears to be across central and eastern Kentucky.

Behind that system, an arctic front moves in Thursday night and early Friday with the potential for another round of snow. Then another arctic system dives in over the weekend and may bring another snowmaker into town. This system tries to dig in pretty deep. Here are all three systems on the GFS…

The new GFS has a similar look, but shows a 4th system early next week…

So does the Canadian…

While the first two systems this week do bear watching,  the setup this weekend into early next week has a very intriguing look to it.

I will hook you up with other updates later today. Have a good one and take care.