Good afternoon, everyone. It’s a cold and flakey day across the Commonwealth as an upper level system works overtop of us. This is keeping temps way down into the 30s for highs and bringing our pockets of light snow and flurries. The pattern does relax later this week, but we ramp it right back up by the weekend and early next week. This looks like a very active setup in the weeks leading up to Christmas.<\/p>\n
The flakes out there today really aren’t anything other than festive. These will continue to show up in pockets, with the best chance in the central and east. Additional very light accumulations will still be possible in the southeast. Here’s some snowy shots from the high ground of Pike County…<\/p>\n
\nAt the airport in Pikeville this morning. @WYMT<\/a> @brobwx<\/a> @PaigeWYMT<\/a> @JoshFitzWx<\/a> @JimWKYT<\/a> @SpencerWeather<\/a> @Kentuckyweather<\/a> @WLKYChris<\/a> @AdamBurnistonWX<\/a> @nwsjacksonky<\/a> @WSAZBrandon<\/a> #ekywx<\/a> #sekywx<\/a> #kywx<\/a> pic.twitter.com\/BYAAyxsjlh<\/a><\/p>\n
— Mary Reed Runyon (@MaryReedRunyon1) December 7, 2020<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n