Good evening everyone. Rain and snow have been rolling across the state today as low pressure pulls off to our northeast. Winds have been whipping up and now we get set for snow showers and flurries to kick in. Let’s break it down…

– Snow showers and flurries will increase this evening across central and eastern Kentucky as a disturbance drops in from the northwest. This will put down a coating in some areas with the potential for up to an inch for any area getting in on a heavier snow shower.

– Temps drop into the mid and upper 20s late tonight and this will cause some slick spots to develop on roads.

– Morning Flurries will give way to some afternoon sun and highs in the 30s for Wednesday.

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Current Temps



We can now add Lexington to the list of record breaking rains. 2011 surged past 1935 to claim the title of Wetttest Year On Record!! #WERENUMBERONE

Where do we go from here? All models not named the GFS continue to point to a major buckle in the jet stream early next week. This would bring a serious shot of winter to the eastern half of the country.  The European Model…
 


The model goes on to then produce an extreme look with a mega cutoff low on top of us with a powerhouse storm in the mid atlantic…



The model has shown this exact same solution for the past several runs and has the Canadian Model playing the role of wing man…



That would be a heck of a way to kick off 2012! Both of those models then show another cutoff and storm for the end of next week. We have several days to see how all this plays out.

On a shorter term note… that same European is showing some rain and snow showers to begin the last day of the year…



Have a great evening and take care.