Good afternoon, everyone. It’s a very blustery day in the bluegrass state with a few passing flakes. As we head into the evening, we will see a little uptick in the flurries and snow showers, with the greatest potential in the north. After this, we have to more systems potentially impacting our weather in the coming days.

Temps are generally in the 30s with wind chills in the 20s through the rest of the day. As mentioned, some hit and run snow showers will be noted this evening…

A few morning flurries are possible Sunday, then we may catch a small amount of clearing. Following that, a weak system moves in late Sunday into early Monday. This can bring a little light rain and a touch of light snow with it. The greatest chance is across the southern half of the state…

The Wednesday system also looks fairly weak and may only impact areas of southern Kentucky. The Canadian likes a stronger system farther north, though…

The EURO does not agree…

The GFS is more of a middle ground solution between the two…

A larger system tries to come out of the Gulf of Mexico late next week into the weekend. Where this goes remains to be seen, but it’s part of a very active storm track which you can see on the EURO into the start of February…

Enjoy the rest of your day and take care.