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<\/a><\/p>\nThe front doesn’t have much moisture with it, but it will be able to spit out a broken line of showers as it works through here on Thursday. The timing on this is a little faster in arriving and departing…<\/p>\n
This means temps will drop much faster from northwest to southeast on Friday. It also means Friday morning is back in play for frost or a light freeze for some areas. Watch the temp drop…<\/p>\n Temps by Saturday morning are likely much colder across, especially, central and eastern Kentucky. That brings more of a widespread frost threat for most. Green Thumbs are on Blue Alert.<\/p>\n The rest of the weekend looks AMAZING!!!!!!!<\/p>\n Another system rolls toward us on Monday and should be able to bring some showers in here. The trend is to slow that system down and not bring the full push of cold behind it…<\/p>\n Last night, we talked about the setup in the Atlantic showing up and possibly slowing the overall pattern down across North America. Well, this latest uptick in this hyper-active tropical season looks to be doing just that. The models are developing a tropical system in the Atlantic and working it due west toward the southeast coast. That’s like throwing up a huge stop sign to the flow across the United States, keeping the deep trough from getting in here until late next week or next weekend. You can clearly see this happening…<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n