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<\/a><\/p>\nThe European Model isn’t as snowy as the GFS, but it is still showing a similar look…<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n
Good Thursday and welcome to a very active day of weather. We have a potent system dropping in from the northwest and this cause some wild swings out there. All of this continues to be part of a very active winter period and it’s about to kick it up a notch. Super Bowl Sunday continues to look very, very interesting. More on that in a bit.<\/p>\n
First things first and that’s the clipper system diving across the Ohio Valley today. I’ve pretty much covered all the basics of this for several days now, but here’s a breakdown of what to expect.<\/p>\n
– The day may start with a band of showers across central and northern Kentucky. The ground is frozen, so watch for the potential for some icy spots… especially in the north.<\/p>\n
– Temps will quickly rise toward 50 by late morning and early afternoon as winds crank to 35mph to 40mph at times.<\/p>\n
– The front swings through and our temps drop quickly from northwest to southeast. Readings will drop through the 30s this evening with some rain and snow showers.<\/p>\n
– A better shot of snow showers and flurries will be with us overnight into early Friday. That could cause some minor accumulations across the central and east.<\/p>\n
– Friday’s a very cold day with temps mainly in the 20s and wind chills in the teens.<\/p>\n
Ok, let’s get to what you are all waiting for… the potential for snow on Super Bowl Sunday. We are still outside of my 48 hour window of when I expect the models to lock on to one solution. The GFS still hasn’t spit out the same solution twice, but it’s latest run has snow lovers going crazy…<\/p>\n
The European Model isn’t as snowy as the GFS, but it is still showing a similar look…<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n