Good evening, everyone. This active winter weather pattern continues and will try to ramp it up a notch this weekend into early next week.<\/p>\n
Our first system is an arctic front that arrives Friday into Friday night. It’s looking more and more like that will have a band of snow accompanying it across much of the region. Light accumulations could cause some Friday evening as winds gust up. Temps behind this crash into Saturday with more snow showers and flurries.<\/p>\n
The forecast for late Sunday into early next week continues to be on to keep a very close eye on. A storm system is likely to develop and work across the Tennessee Valley. That system then likely\u00a0turns the corner and rides up the Appalachian Mountains.<\/p>\n
Many of the latest forecast models show a powerful storm winter storm developing out of this. The European Model…<\/p>\n
The snow map from WeatherBELL from that run is farthest north of any of the models…<\/p>\n The control run of the European Ensembles from WeatherBELL…<\/p>\n The average from all the European Ensembles members suggest some disagreement on what to do with this, so it broad brushes everything…<\/p>\n Two other models I look at show some very interesting looks. Check out the JMA…<\/p>\n![\"Euro\"](\"https:\/\/kyweathercenter.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2016\/02\/Euro8.png\")
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