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<\/p>\nGood afternoon, folks. We have a sunny, but cold day in progress across the Commonwealth. As we roll into the weekend, another storm system rolls our way and looks to bring a little of everything with it. It’s a setup that goes from snow\/mix to rain then back to snow.<\/p>\n
The snowpack and clear skies knocked our temps way down this morning with several areas hitting the single digits. Here are the coldest thermometers from the Kentucky Mesonet…<\/p>\n
Ok, let’s talk about the frontend winter weather potential late Saturday and Saturday night. Here’s a breakdown of the areas most at risk…<\/p>\n
Here’s how the models see the winter part of this through Sunday afternoon…<\/p>\n EURO<\/p>\n Canadian<\/p>\n Short Range Canadian<\/p>\n GFS<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Everyone in the state sees rain for Sunday as low pressure works in here and weakens. This low will then move east and allow colder air to switch the rain over to light snow, snow showers and snow squalls. Light accumulations are likely from Sunday night through early Tuesday. Here’s a breakdown of that setup…<\/p>\n Here’s the total snowfall map from the EURO through Tuesday…<\/p>\n As we look toward February, we find the temps increasing for a few days during the second half of next week, but the trend for a colder than normal month continues to show up for much of the country. Look at the temp departures from the GFS Ensembles through early March…<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/kyweathercenter.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/01\/SPECIAL-MAP-6.png\")
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