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<\/p>\nGood evening, folks. Flakes are STILL flying across areas of eastern Kentucky on a frigid evening in the bluegrass state. As we roll into the weekend, here comes a messy mix of a system targeting parts of the state late Saturday. Then we see precipitation types doing a little flip Sunday into Monday.<\/p>\n
With a clearing sky tonight and snow on the ground, some spots may make a run at 10 degrees by Friday morning. The skies are slower to clear in the east as that northwest wind produces one more round of flakes…<\/p>\n
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As our weekend system rolls in here late Saturday, we will see rain pushing across western Kentucky and a mix\/snow developing across the north and northeastern part of the state. The late day model runs are a little farther south with that mess and show a quicker transition back to snow Sunday night after a day of rain.<\/p>\n
The overall trend of the afternoon models is for a much colder overall look to the setup for the entire weekend. The late day EURO only goes through 7am Monday, but shows all this well…<\/p>\n
Here’s the snow map from that run just through Sunday morning…<\/p>\n Here’s the NAM through 1am Monday…<\/p>\n The snow map from the NAM is only showing the Saturday night and early Sunday morning potential…<\/p>\n The Short Range Canadian has a similar overall thought process with this animation through 1am Monday…<\/p>\n The snow map into early Sunday morning…<\/p>\n The GFS goes deeper into the whole event and shows the same look at the onset, then you can see the wraparound snows behind this into early next week…<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/kyweathercenter.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/01\/EURO-46.gif\")
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