Good Tuesday, everyone. Our cold front is working into the region today, bringing gusty showers with it. As colder air comes in behind this, we start to focus on the possibility of a second system brushing the state later this week. This is the same one I’ve been saying not to shut the door on.
As always, let us start with today and roll forward. Our front is slowly working into the region, bringing showers with it. Winds are gusty with temps in the 50s. Here are your radars to follow the showers…
Colder winds blow in behind this with temps in the 20s to start with 40s for afternoon highs on Wednesday.
The same front moving through today will slow down to our south over the next few days. That’s when a wave of low pressure develops along the front and rolls eastward. Where this exactly happens will determine if southern and southeastern Kentucky can get in on some winter weather.
The models continue to skirt far southern and southeastern Kentucky with a little action…
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A couple of systems will need to be watched from late this weekend into early next week.
The setup to end February and begin March continues to look like a cold one. This isn’t a good look for spring lovers…
Ugh!
I will have updates late today. Make it a good one and take care.
I cannot remember the last time the ensembles for snow have been correct for Ky. It will probably be cold, though.
Those snow precip ensembles are NEVER right. Worst winter ever. Rodger in Dodger
CB, that has to be one of the saddest and ironic titles to date 😉 Any outlook that shows KY thre fence for snow would be the one to bet on.
Exactly Bubba. When will the pattern change? Is this the new winter? Only Time Will Tell by Asia.
It’s a cycle, every 30 to 50 years. Essentially an ice cap recharge. It’s all good 🙂
Worst awol winter ever
Just for fun, if all this rain was SNOW, how much SNOW on the average through the state of Kentucky would we have since December first ? Anyone out there want to take the time to figure this math problem out ? LOL