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<\/a><\/p>\nThe GFS Ensemble Mean supports the rapid temp drop and light snow\/snow shower threat…<\/p>\n
No wonder the bottom falls out of the thermometer, check out how deep that trough is…<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n
Good Thursday everyone and thanks for making KWC a part of your day. We are entering a very wet pattern over the next several days and that gets the change to winter off and running. The drops will move in later today and continue on and off through the upcoming weekend. Then the bottom falls out.<\/p>\n
Light rain will break out this afternoon across southern Kentucky and this will slowly lift northward into the evening hours. This may impact the Lexington Christmas Parade. Your friendly weatherdude will be walking in it, so give me a shout if you’re down there.<\/p>\n
Rounds of showers and some thunder will be with us from Thursday night through Sunday. It’s not going to rain the entire time, but some locally heavy rainfall will be possible. This is in response to a stalled out front across the Ohio Valley that features waves of low pressure working along it.<\/p>\n
The strongest low sweeps across the region by Sunday night and this will drag a cold front across the state. Temps will drop by nearly 30 degrees in a matter of hours as this front passes. Rain will make the transition to a period of light snow and snow showers during the day. Here’s the timeline from the GFS…<\/p>\n
The GFS Ensemble Mean supports the rapid temp drop and light snow\/snow shower threat…<\/p>\n No wonder the bottom falls out of the thermometer, check out how deep that trough is…<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n