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<\/p>\nGood afternoon, folks. A potent cold front is working toward the region and is bringing the potential for severe thunderstorms and high winds. This boundary will also introduce much colder air and may have a quick-hitting light snow maker coming in behind it by Wednesday.<\/p>\n
The line of strong to severe storms develops across western Kentucky this evening and rolls quickly across the state. Damaging winds are the main player, but there is a low-end risk for a tornado spin up.<\/p>\n
The Storm Prediction Center continues to highlight the severe threat across central and western Kentucky…<\/p>\n
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With out without true severe storms, high winds are possible. Gusts of 50mph will be possible…<\/p>\n
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GFS<\/p>\n Heavy rainfall of 1″-2″ will be possible with this line, but the models vary on where the heaviest rains occur. Here’s the current thinking of the GFS…<\/p>\n Local high water issues may be noted late tonight and Monday morning.<\/p>\n Colder winds blow Monday into Tuesday as temps come way down. A quick-hitting streak of light snow then tries to impact the region late Tuesday into Wednesday. The GFS shows this well…<\/p>\n Here’s the Canadian…<\/p>\n EURO<\/p>\n Another light system works in here late Thursday and Friday with a much bigger system for the weekend. The models continue to waffle on how to play this one. The current GFS is mainly a heavy rain and thunderstorm maker…<\/p>\n The GFS run right before that looked much different and had rain to snow…<\/p>\n That looks a little more like the current run of the EURO which has a lot of rain and storms to some snow…<\/p>\n The rainfall forecasts through next weekend continue to be way up there on the EURO…<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/kyweathercenter.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/12\/NAM-4.png\")
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