Good Friday, friends and neighbors. We’re wrapping up the work week with a seasonal chill in the air across the commonwealth. This chill grows a little colder tonight into the start of our very nice weather weekend. Soak that up because another big storm system rolls in here early next week. That may be the one to finally get the winter ball rolling.<\/p>\n
Highs today will reach the upper 40s to low 50s across many areas as gusty winds continue. Skies will stay partly to mostly sunny. Expect a quick temp drop into the 30s this evening with mid and upper 20s later tonight.<\/p>\n
Saturday and Sunday will feature mainly clear skies with temps in upper 20s to start and upper 40s and low 50s to end.<\/p>\n
A big storm system then gathers steam across the Mississippi Valley on Monday. That’s going to be a monster of a storm that SLOWLY works across the region from late Monday through Thursday. Rounds of showers and storms will be common, but it’s not going to rain the entire time. Some periods of mild and windy weather will show up between the rains.<\/p>\n
Rainfall totals could be excessive…<\/p>\n
Colder air comes in behind that departing beast. The Canadian Model is brining a second system through here next Friday and Saturday and shows some Ohio Valley snows…<\/p>\n The European Model is doing the same, but is stronger with this potential system…<\/p>\n That’s certainly an interesting look that wouldn’t have to correct too far east to give us more than just the first flakes.<\/p>\n Check out the cold air with that bad boy…<\/p>\n![\"Canadian\"](\"https:\/\/kyweathercenter.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2015\/11\/Canadian8.png\")
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