The far east remains in the Severe Weather Outlook for Wednesday morning…
All of this is for a low-topped squall line of showers and thunderstorms racing through the state late Tuesday into the early morning hours of Wednesday. That will be followed by another line of showers and some thunder ahead of a major temp crash Wednesday afternoon. Light snow and snow showers kick in behind this.
The future radar from the Hi Res NAM shows all this…
A Wind Advisory is already out for much of Kentucky for the next few days as winds are a HUGE player…
That should be expanded to the rest of the state.
Gusts of 50mph to 60mph still look likely with the potential for higher gusts if thunderstorms can bring some of those higher winds aloft down to the surface…
Cold winds and a light snowfall will be likely late Wednesday to early Thursday.
The weekend system continues to be of interest to me as the GFS continues to consistently show the chance for an accumulating snow event…
The EURO wants no part of that, but the bias of the model in leaving too much energy behind may be at play…
That’s something to watch in the coming days.
Enjoy the rest of the day and take care.