Good Monday afternoon, everyone. As we enjoy a gorgeous November day, arctic air and snow chances are about ready to blow into the bluegrass state. This has been a well telegraphed pattern we’ve been talking about for a few weeks now. The only question about it was… can we get some snow during this big cold snap? Well, that is a definite possibility this weekend.

We could pick up some flurries by Thursday and Friday as our temperatures settle into January levels. Highs in the low and mid 30s will be common with lows from the upper teens to low 20s by Friday morning. Winds will be gusty during this time and that will give us wind chills that are way down there early Friday…

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I continue to watch a system rolling our way from the southwest this weekend. This has the look of a potential snow maker for our region. The GFS continues to show this possibility…

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That is something for us to keep a very close eye on. As of now, the models keep this system from phasing into a big storm until it’s to our northeast.

A colder shot of air sweeps in behind this system for early next week. Highs by Monday may not get out of the 20s for some. Lows Monday and Tuesday are way down there on the GFS…

GFS Temps

It’s forecasting wind chills to be much, much colder during this time.

I will have another update coming later today so check back. Enjoy your Monday and take care.