Good Saturday, everybody. Seasonably cold temps follow our first taste of winter weather across Kentucky, but changes are on the way. Those changes lead to milder winds kicking in for next week with more of a winter change for Thanksgiving Week.
A few flakes are still possible early today across the east and southeast, but most areas see a mix of clouds and sun. Temps are in the low to mid 40s with the numbers climbing just a bit to round out the weekend on Sunday.
Temps hang around normal into early next week, but the 5 day temp anomaly is well below normal as a whole…
Temps reach the 60s for the second half of next week into next weekend. This is ahead of a changing setup for Thanksgiving week as several deep troughs start to slide across the country, likely inducing a big storm system or two…
There are zero changes on the longer term setup from Thanksgiving week through December as the EURO Weeklies continue to be as steady as ever. Watch the blocking across Canda into the Arctic allow that trough to stay firm underneath it all in our part of the world. This animation starts Thanksgiving Week and runs through December 28th…
That run is the snowiest run yet of the EURO Weeklies…
The latest seasonal model from the JAMSTEC (Japan) matches what most seasonal models show with below normal winter temps from our area and south…
I’ll have another update later today. Until then, here are your chilly shower tracking tools…
Make it a sensational Saturday and take care.
