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<\/a><\/p>\nAs I mentioned in my last post, the Gulf system is fighting with itself and may not really get cranking before coming ashore on Tuesday. Some of that moisture is likely to be pulled northward into Kentucky as a cold front drops our way from the northwest. Showers and storms will increase on Tuesday…<\/p>\n
All of this is likely to come together and form another big east coast low. This storm has the potential to really deepen just to our east by later in the week into the coming weekend. It should also be another slow mover that can throw additional rains back our way. Here’s the setup to watch for…<\/p>\n That’s another huge blocking high across southeastern Canada and the northeast. The kicker in all that is another system is dropping in from the west and northwest.<\/p>\n Odds do favor cooler than normal temperatures developing around here and across much of the country by late week into the weekend…<\/p>\n Lately, I’ve been trying to pump up the volume on the potential for an interesting October. The indicies are strongly pointing toward a very busy pattern…<\/p>\n Right on cue, the models are developing some pretty big dips in the jet stream over the next few weeks…<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a>A positive PNA with a negative NAO, WPO AND EPO is certainly an attention getter. That’s a combination that argues for colder and stormier conditions across the eastern part of the country. Winter fans would love seeing that setup in another month or two.<\/p>\n