Good afternoon, everyone. The sun is shining on My Old Kentucky home and this will be with us into the start of the weekend. The second half doesn’t look nearly as nice with rain moving in to kick off a super active winter look for next week.

Let’s start things out with the morning issues from overnight snow showers. The Lexington Metro picked up under an inch of snow, but it was enough to turn many roads into a skating rink. Check out some of the images…

That caused numerous accidents around the area and forced many schools to close. This from the pesky snow showers and squalls we’ve talked about all week long taking us into Thursday night.

The rest of the afternoon is windy and milder with temps in the 40s on a gusty southwest wind that can reach 40-45mph at times.

There’s a small shower chance in the north as another weak front moves in. This front never fully crosses the area and that leaves us in good shape for Saturday with highs in the 50s.

Clouds increase Saturday evening with rain rolling in overnight into Sunday. This looks like a damp and chilly day as this first system pushes through leaving us with the chance for a few flakes to end this on Monday…

The setup after this features the potential for, at least, two winter weather threats next week. We will have a boundary stalled from southwest to northeast and this sets up farther south and east compared to the past few weeks.

The first system looks to threaten us Monday night and Tuesday with the next one a day or two later in the week…

That’s going to be a setup to watch as rain, snow and ice will all be possible.

I will have anmother update this evening. Make it a good one and take care.