Good afternoon, folks. A strong cold front is blowing through the Commonwealth and it’s bringing gusty winds, heavy rain, crashing temps and the possibility for a touch of snow. This active pattern keeps going through the weekend when two more systems target the area. The Super Bowl Sunday storm system is trying to stage a comeback.

You guys know my thoughts on the current setup, so I’m not going to rehash all of it. Here are your radars to follow the wintry mix and rain…

A weak system zips through here Friday night with a small band of snow. The future radar from the Hi Res NAM has this impacting northern Kentucky…

A narrow band of light accumulations is possible with this.

The Super Bowl Sunday system is back showing up much stronger on some of the models. The GFS is very close to getting a phased storm system from late Saturday into Sunday. As is, this run has a healthy snow hit across parts of the east and southeast…

The NAM is also trying to do the same thing…

The GFS is bringing another snow system through here on Tuesday with the potential for a bigger system later in the week…

The EURO has been all over the place, but is going in the direction of the GFS with all of the above systems. Here’s the weekend one…

And later in the week…

Both models unleash the brutal cold behind this system…

EURO

GFS

Again, the details and the timing of everything continues to be a work in progress, but you can see much more of a general trend settling in on the models.

I will have the latest on WKYT through the evening and with another KWC update this evening. Make it a good one and take care.