Good afternoon, guys and gals. Temps continue to takeΒ  a big tumble from northwest to southeast. The numbers are dropping by more than 20 degrees and will put everyone in the low and mid 30s by very late this afternoon. We could see some flurries or snow showers trying to pop, too.

This is nothing compared to what’s coming in a few days as arctic air is set to blast the bluegrass state. The first arctic front arrives Wednesday night and will unleash a nasty northwesterly wind flow that should create widespread snow showers and snow squalls. The models have some nasty written on them for Thursday…

NAM

NAM

GFS

GFS

Temps dropping into the upper teens, wind gusts of 30mph, wind chills near 0Β and snow squalls could combine to cause some issues on Thursday.

Temps by Friday night will drop into the upper single digits and low teens.

The next arctic front arrives on Valentines Day and will bring even colder air our way. The numbers may wind up 30 to 40 degrees below normal across our part of the world…

GFS Temps

Got dinner plans for Saturday Evening? Check out the 7pm numbers from the GFS…

GFS Temps 2

That is likely to be accompanied by snow showers and snow squalls. Temps by Sunday morning will drop close to zero in some areas with wind chills even colder than what you see above.

The pattern remains ripe for some big ticket winter events through the middle of the month, at least.

Another update comes your way this evening. Take care.