Good afternoon, folks. Our ugly weather maker continues to push across the region as we get set for even colder air to work in. That will spawn a few snow showers and flurries over the next few days before some REALLY cold air invades.

After rain and a morning mix for some, chilly showers continue to push through making for a dreary afternoon in Kentucky. Here are your friendly radars to keep you all warm and cozy…

A few snow showers and flurries kick in very late tonight and Wednesday. This may take us through Thursday morning and there’s even the chance for a snow squall or two to show up. The future radars from the HRRR and Hi Res NAM both show this…

HRRR

NAM

As mentioned, even colder air sweeps in behind this for the end of the week into the weekend. If we look at the temperature departures from the next 5 days, we wind some serious cold fro this time of year…

CANADIAN

GFS

Temps do rebound in the days leading up to Thanksgiving as we are likely to see a big storm system develop to our west. This may be a slow-mover as it brings rain to the region to start the long holiday weekend. Much colder air and some flakes may end it.

Here’s the current thought process of the everchanging GFS…

I will have another update later today. Have a good one and take care.