Good Friday to one and all. We have another arctic cold front sweeping across the state today and this is ushering in more in the way of frigid temps. We may also see some snow showers or flurries to start the weekend. It’s the end of the weekend getting more of my attention for the wintry weather potential.

Let’s start with today and roll forward. Temps this morning will be in the 20s with very gusty winds and a few snow showers and flurries…

Temperatures will take a tumble into the upper teens from northwest to southeast this afternoon. The readings will then drop close to 10 degrees this evening as gusty winds send wind chills below zero for several areas…

GFS Temps

Those numbers in far northern Kentucky may reach advisory criteria… again.

Actual low temps by Saturday morning will then drop into the single digits for many. High temps Saturday will range from the high teens to the low 20s.

This low level cold air is going to hang tough into Sunday as some “milder” air tries to overrun it. That will likely lead to a wintry mix of precipitation developing as the day wears on. That would then continue into Monday as a wave of low pressure passes by to our south. The models are doing exactly what I talked about and that’s trending colder. They have a tough time seeing leftover arctic air because it is very shallow in nature.

Freezing rain, sleet, snow and rain will all be possible across our region. Where you live will likely determine which of these precipitation types you get. This does NOT look like a massive system, but will likely cause some travel issues across parts of the state.

I will try to hone in on who has the best chance for what a little later today.

I mentioned the cold air showing up more and more on the models. This temp map from the European Model for Tuesday morning shows exactly what I’m talking about…

Euro

Another system is going to try to sneak under that cold Wednesday into Thursday and then turn the corner up the east coast.

Updates come your way later today. Enjoy the day and take care.