Good evening, everyone. Rounds of snow showers and flurries are rolling across the region as another arctic front blasts in. This won’t have the staying power nor the intensity as the last several, with temps jumping up by the weekend.
Light accumulations are a good bet this evening into tonight across parts of central and eastern Kentucky. These coatings to local half inch amounts may cause slick spots on area roads, so keep that in mind.
Here are your tracking tools including our Kentucky Weather Cams to watch the snows flying across the state…
Wind chills will be frigid tonight through Saturday morning with single digits showing up the next few mornings. This wind chill animation starts Friday morning and goes through Saturday morning…
Temps go well above freezing over the weekend and this carries us into the first half of next week. That is ahead of a cold front dropping into the region later Wednesday and Thursday. That may touch off some snow showers in the north and east with a quick drop in temps for a couple of days behind it.
A surge of mild likely shows up to start February before low pressure works through here and changes things up…
The pattern in the week after Groundhog Day is getting my attention as it has the potential for turn pretty darn cold. This is showing up well on the Ensembles…
We will have to watch for a winter storm trying to develop close to us in that time period. I’ll talk more about that later tonight.
Enjoy the rest of the evening and take care.
