Good Sunday to one and all. We have another day of potential record setting warmth across the bluegrass state, but high winds will try to steal the show later tonight. All of this leads us into a new week that sees honest to goodness December air show up before it’s over.

Highs today will hit the upper 60s to low 70s as clouds thicken and winds increase. These winds will really ramp up tonight and early Monday with a few gusts of 40-50mph possible.  A wall of rain, with some embedded thunder possible, sweeps into western Kentucky later today. That will then cross the state tonight into early Monday.

Track away…

Temps behind this front will still be above normal into the first half of the week. We just won’t have the crazy stuff like we have out there this weekend.

The December air shows up behind a strong cold front moving in late Wednesday into Thursday. Colder air really presses in behind that by Friday and Saturday…

Euro

That flow on the European Model would be able to tap some of the warm Great Lakes water to help produce snow showers and flurries around here.

The GFS continues to bring a disturbance in from the northwest late Friday and Saturday with a band of light snow…

GFS

Regardless… this is going to be a major shock to the system with temps that may drop into the teens for lows next weekend.

That is NOT winter locking in by any means. Christmas week is likely to feature some VERY big temperature swings with two big storm systems possible. That week could be fun to watch with such big temp gradients.

I will have another update later today. Enjoy another day basking in the December warmth and take care.