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<\/a><\/p>\nThat picture shows the hail and water flowing down Rose Street in Lexington and was taken my from @kentuckyweather<\/strong> <\/em>Twitter feed. What made the thunderstorm and hail extreme? Temps were in the low 40s at the time… and it’s November.\u00a0That just doesn’t happen very often.<\/p>\n Mother nature isn’t messing around this year and that shows me this pattern is pretty charged up as we head into late fall and early winter.<\/p>\n Let’s concentrate on what’s going on in the right now. Temps today through Tuesday will continue to stay below where we should be for this time of year. Highs in the upper 40s and low 50s should be common as our nights hit the upper 20s.<\/p>\n A system diving in by Election Day means clouds will increase and we could see some showers… especially across the south. This will become part of a bigger storm that will impact areas of the northeast by Wednesday and Thursday. The GFS…<\/p>\n That looks ugly for many of the same areas hard hit by Sandy. This one, though, will produce much more snow in the northeast and could hit some folks pretty good. Some light showers will be possible around here on Wednesday and it’s possible a wet flake could mix in across the high mountains.<\/p>\n A massive warm up will then commence by the end of the week and I expect temps next weekend to make a run toward 70 degrees.<\/p>\n As we warm, the west will see a big blast of cold air and we will get one heck of a storm to form across the plains. That will work toward the Great Lakes and drag a cold front across the state by next Sunday or Monday. This shows up well on the GFS…<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n