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<\/a><\/p>\nSome light accumulations can’t be ruled out with that setup. Winds will become very gusty as readings drop toward 10 degrees by Saturday morning. Those northwesterly winds may bring some Lake Michigan snow showers into parts of central and eastern Kentucky early in the day…<\/p>\n
Temps behind this are trending colder. Take a look at the forecast lows…<\/p>\n Wind chill forecast for Saturday morning…<\/p>\n This takes us to Valentine’s Day and the potential for another snow maker. It’s looking like we may be dealing with two systems instead of just one. The first may be a light snow maker arriving during the daylight hours on Sunday. Here’s the European Model…<\/p>\n That initial snow band weakens as a stronger system develops to our southwest by Sunday night. This should track across the Tennessee Valley and then up the mountains or the east coast. Where that goes and how strong it gets will be the determining factor on how much snow we get across Kentucky. It could be a little or a lot, but it’s too early to tell.<\/p>\n The latest European Model isn’t as wrapped up with the storm as earlier runs…<\/p>\n The Canadian Model is a little stronger, but has a similar track…<\/p>\n For fun, here’s the snowfall forecast from that run of the Canadian…<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n