Good Monday, everyone. Our arctic front continues to slide toward the region and will crash in tonight and Tuesday. That will bring bitterly cold temps and brutal wind chills for the middle and end of the week. It will also produce a round of snow tonight and Tuesday that can lay down a few inches, especially in the southeast.

As of this writing, a Winter Storm Watch had been issued for southeastern Kentucky into Tuesday. I suspect much of this area and surrounding areas may be in a Winter Weather Advisory before all is said and done…

The arctic front bringing the snow sweeps in from northwest to southeast this evening into overnight. The snow band behind this increases the farther east and southeast you go in the state. That’s what complicates the snowfall forecast because it’s difficult to pinpoint where it starts to increase.

Here’s Your First Call For Snowfall…

The western side of those lines can are iffy, but I’m leaving wiggle room.

Gusty winds will blow around whatever snow you get outside your house into Tuesday. Wind chills on Tuesday are in the single digits and that’s warm compared to Wednesday and Thursday.

A second arctic system moves through Tuesday night and Wednesday morning, bringing another period of light snow to much of the state.

Temps behind this drop all day long on Wednesday as winds absolutely crank. Lows can reach zero or a little below through Thursday. Wind chill readings should be consistently below zero Tuesday night through Thursday…

Those are dangerous numbers showing up.

As the bitter cold eases on Friday, we watch for the potential for an overrunning setup that can deliver winter weather to the region.

I did a lot of travelling over the weekend, so my posts weren’t as frequent as normal. I will get back to that today. 🙂

Have a good Monday and take care.