Good Monday, everybody. We have a cold front rumbling across Kentucky, bringing gusty winds and some rumbles of thunder. This is the first of two cold fronts I’m tracking through the coming weekend, with the second one having a little more of a winter look with it.

As usual, let’s begin with today and stumble our way down the weather road.

Temps are mild ahead of our front, but the winds are cranking out there. Gusts of 40-45mph are possible, especially across central and western Kentucky. Showers and isolated thunderstorms are also rolling eastward…

The cold front sweeps to our east tonight, with a colder wind setting in from the northwest. That wind may fire up a rain or snow shower Tuesday into Tuesday night…

A seasonal chill will then last into Wednesday, before temps jump back up later in the week.

This jump is ahead of another system working our way this weekend. The GFS is flatter and more progressive than recent runs of the European Model…

Colder air comes in behind that storm, with the potential for some winter weather. That should be followed up by another rebound in temps to close out January.

It continues to look like a big flip back to a very wintry pattern as we head into February. Watch how the GFS is bringing that deep trough back into the country…

I will update things later today, so check back. Make it a good one and take care.