Good Tuesday to one and all. Our day is starting out with bitterly cold temps in the single digits with wind chills below zero at times. The cold is impressive, but it’s all eyes on the east coast winter storm coming over the next few days. Will it impact the weather here in Kentucky? Let’s get straight into that.

A major winter storm is set to slam much of the south and the east coast over the next few days. This may come far enough west to bring some snow to the bluegrass state. Here’s a first look at the areas having the best shot at seeing this…

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As you can see, the greatest risk is across the southeastern corner of the state. It all depends on the track of the low and the models should get a much better handle on that later today. There is the potential for a decent snowfall for some, but it’s all about the track.

The European Model…

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The UKMET…

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Both of those models are trying to pull the moisture field pretty far to the west. That’s something to watch for.

Looking down the road… a couple of clippers will work in here this weekend. One arrives Friday and another scoots in to round out the weekend. These could be light snow makers for some. The Canadian is really trying to blow up the system for Valentines Day…

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The pattern for the middle of next week is looking to break down for a bit. I think we go warmer for several days, but the European Ensembles show things flipping back a few days later…

EuroI think winter has one last big push for the end of the month into early March and then it’s finally over. Spring should come on strong and I’m already looking for clues at to what the severe weather season may hold. No… I never stop looking ahead.

Updates will come later. Take care.