Good Monday, everyone. Our week is starting with a quick-hitting band of light rain across the south, but it’s all eyes on a couple of other systems later this week. The first one tries its very best to bring some snow into the region on Wednesday, but it’s climbing a pretty steep mountain in doing so.

Before we get to that, let’s talk about the early day showers across the south. This action zips through pretty quickly, but a fair amount of clouds remain across the region. Temps will be near normal.

Here are your Monday radars…

Colder winds blow for Tuesday and, with low-level moisture around, I can’t rule out a few flurries or a snow shower.

The system coming in for Wednesday will likely diminish quickly as it moves into our region. That said, we do find a some model support for this to get a little farther east before it does so. Tha NAM is the biggest fan of some Kentucky snows…

The NAM really isn’t that trustworthy until within 48 hours, so let’s see if its onto something or just on something. It does have some support from the ICON…

The GFS wants no part in this scenario as it weakens this system before it can do much around here…

The Canadian strings this out more, leaving a piece behind to follow up for Thursday and Friday…

The models continue to vary greatly with the weekend setup. The GFS has several different systems instead of one main low…

The Canadian is showing more of a northern stream system diving in, keeping any southern low kinda squashed…

Whatever happens with that system, it will be followed by a BRIEF milder surge a few days later. But, that milder surge looks to be ahead of real winter. That’s if we are to believe most of the Ensembles and operational models. The GFS Ensembles snowfall for the next 2 weeks…

Prove it, Ensembles!! 🙂

I will have updates later today. Make it a good one and take care.