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<\/a>You can see the headlines I’ve added to the map. We will see one heck of a cutoff on the western side of this and pinpointing where this sets up is a pain in the keester. We will also see rain change to sleet and snow. How long it stays sleet in any one location will impact totals. I’ve added a locally higher to the 1″-4″ region in case some of these areas switch a little quicker. Again, this is a First Call, not a Last Call. I guarantee I will be making adjustments to the lines and totals before the day is over. \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\nIt is interesting to note the WPC is highlighting a large chunk of the state with the potential for 4″+ snows…<\/p>\n
The Canadian Model isn’t too far off from the GFS and SREF…<\/p>\n The Short Range Canadian is also similar…<\/p>\n<\/a>The GFS continues to be right in line with this thinking…<\/p>\n<\/a>If we take that map and match it with the average from the 21 member SREF, we find a very similar look…<\/p>\n<\/a>Again, that’s smoothed out because it’s averaging 21 different runs.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a>\u00a0The NAM continues to target southeastern Kentucky with the snow and sleet. This run looks choppy with the snowfall…<\/p>\n<\/a>Here’s the sleet forecast from that run…<\/p>\n