Good evening, everyone. Sunny skies sure helped the cause today, but massive flooding persists in several areas following a widespread flood event. As we get ready to flip the calendar to March, the pattern starts to take on more of a winter look.
Temps are seasonally chilly to begin the upcoming week, but the numbers climb as the week rolls on. This will come with very windy weather and temps spiking close to 60 by the second half of the week. That’s ahead of a strong storm system moving in here for the upcoming weekend.
This has true arctic air behind it and may take us from thunderstorms to snowflakes in a matter of hours…
The cold coming in behind that is very impressive as gusty northwest winds continue. Wind chills are forecast to take a walk on the frigid side…
Holy smokes!
The amount of cold coming this weekend into next week is impressive…
With that amount of cold, we will need to watch for a more southern storm track taking shape. That shows up on all the models and could mean winter weather for our region…
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Enjoy the rest of your evening and take care.
Thanks Chris. Man! Just when we are ready for spring, winter has to try and mount a comeback. ( well not really, we haven’t had any to speak of). But anyway…..at least it did NOT rain today! And even though it got cooler it was still pretty. Have a good evening and night. Stay safe and dry!
I’ve been on team winter all season, but we just bought a Harley Davidson motorcycle so I am switching to team Soring!
Nice to see the sun out today. Although rather windy I will take the drier weather. Winter is going to go out like a beast. Just might see my prediction of Louisville doubling its current snow total of 8.3 inches before winter is said in done. Of course this cold was also coming back in December and a again in January and February so I will believe it when I see it. Nothing against CB as 80% of the weather outlets in the USA missed there winter predictions.
20%? Who got it right? LOL. I know the original NWS that was El Nino biased was half correct back in the fall when they showed us mild but still incredibly wrong on the precipitation part showing the falousy of “drier than normal” for Ohio and TN Valley regions based solely on El Nino. Later, NWS caved into the brutal late season cold and snow for the east US but of course ended up about a 1,000 miles west where the harsh winter setup.
Nope….RIP Winter.
I have a feeling this snow coming in March will either turn into rain, or end up missing us. I’m ready for spring.
Back to normal weather in the Commonwealth.
We will have cold rain changing over to a few backside snow flurries.
Rain heading back in by the middle of the week. It’s never going to end. I hate Kentucky weather.
For those of you saying rain, I have to agree with you. I absolutely HATE THIS WEATHER!!!! Rain Rain Rain!!!! I’m surprised Kentucky hasn’t melted because of it, and this mud we have