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<\/p>\nGood evening, folks. Rain has returned to the region and it will keep rolling on and off for much of the next week. This is one of the wetter patterns we have seen in a long long time, but I’m sure someone will yell drought as soon as we get one dry day. \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n
Some rumbles of thunder may join the party overnight…<\/p>\n
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Wednesday looks like a chillier and drier day, but the clouds will be tough to shake. Enjoy it because more rain and thunder sweep in here from the southwest Thursday into Friday.<\/p>\n
That will set the stage for a MUCH bigger system moving in for later this weekend into early next week. I’ve covered the upper level part of this for a while, now it’s time to start focusing on the lower levels. Expect this to spawn a massive slow-moving storm system right on top of our region. Look at this on the European…<\/p>\n
High winds, thunderstorms, heavy rain giving way to high winds, colder air and the potential for a pocket of rain\/snow or snow.<\/p>\n Cutoff lows can get a little wild and this one has some potential to do just that.<\/p>\n The next week can unleash another 2″-4″ of rain across the bluegrass state. This is pretty crazy.<\/p>\n I’ve also been talking about how the cutoff system likely gets the ball rolling toward another back loaded winter with cold and snow. Well, here’s what the Euro shows following that upper low by the middle of next week…<\/p>\n![\"Euro\"](\"https:\/\/kyweathercenter.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/01\/Euro-12.png\")
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