Here’s the NEW CALL FOR SNOWFALL…<\/p>\n
I will put out the Last Call For Snowfall by Noon or so today.<\/p>\n The GFS has the most widespread snowfall of all the current models, but has a super sharp cutoff in the north…<\/p>\n The EURO is also strongly trending in that direction…<\/p>\n The short range model known as the HRRR has a similar look…<\/p>\n So does another short range model known as the RAP…<\/p>\n The Canadian is also on the snow train…<\/p>\n The Short Range Canadian…<\/p>\n The NAM Fam isn’t as enthusiastic, but still has some nice snows…<\/p>\n We also have to start really focusing on the setup for the weekend and early next week. This has the potential to become a major Ohio Valley winter storm and that could very well mean a lot of different weather here in Kentucky.<\/p>\n The initial surge of precipitation from this moves in late Saturday into Saturday night and may very well become a thumper snow, sleet and freezing rain event. It’s actually been many years since we’ve had a front end setup like this. For our far northern Kentucky\/Cincy friends, this one may pop your snow bubble in a nice way (Assuming today’s heaviest snow stays just to your south).<\/p>\n All of this would go over to rain on Sunday, then we go back to snow. snow showers and snow squalls Sunday night and Monday.<\/p>\n The models all have the above signal, but we are getting the typical model variance with each run and from run to run…<\/p>\n GFS<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/kyweathercenter.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/01\/SPECIAL-MAP-5.png\")
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