Here’s a look at the areas I’m highlighting for this light event…<\/p>\n
I will get a First Call For Winter Weatherfall out in my midday update.❄☔<\/p>\n In terms of the models, here’s the HI RES NAM through 7am Thursday…<\/p>\n This really likes northern and northeastern Kentucky for some wet snow…<\/p>\n So does the NAM, but it’s not as excited…<\/p>\n Here’s the minor freezing rain from that run…<\/p>\n And the snow forecast from this run…<\/p>\n Keep in mind, the above map includes the light snow Wednesday night and Thursday.<\/p>\n That’s a little system that’s showing up better as we get closer. Here’s the future radar from the NAM…<\/p>\n Here’s how the GFS sees it all…<\/p>\n The Canadian…<\/p>\n The EURO is actually the odd model out at the moment with mainly rain and no light snow on the backside…<\/p>\n By the way, this storm in the east is going to absolutely crush many areas in the northeast over the next few days. The snow amounts are staggering from the models. Look at the Hi Res NAM in Pennsylvania…<\/p>\n Here’s the regular NAM for the entire event in the northeast…<\/p>\n Socially distanced road trip, anyone?<\/p>\n Another system rolls our way later in the weekend, but this doesn’t look like a big deal at the moment. We continue to watch the trend for a deep trough digging in here Christmas Eve and Day…<\/p>\n EURO<\/p>\n CANADIAN<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/kyweathercenter.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2020\/12\/Special.png\")
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