Good Wednesday, everyone. It’s a full-blown Winter Storm ALERT for Thursday and Thursday night for much of Kentucky. This is for the likelihood of a swath of 4″+ snows showing up for a lot of folks out there.<\/p>\n
As you know, Kentucky Weather Center is experiencing unprecedented traffic in recent days (and that’s saying something). This has caused some issues that are being worked on as we speak and this site could return to normal at any moment. I’m still operating under the assumption it’s not normal as of this post, so\u00a0don’t forget to follow me on Twitter for updates: Kentuckyweather<\/a><\/p>\n Ok, let’s get into the winter storm moving our way.<\/p>\n Here are some thoughts:<\/p>\n Now that our storm system is fully over land, the models are now able to get a full sample of the atmosphere with it. You can really see this by how similar the model runs are to one another now.<\/p>\n I had to get creative to share the model forecasts with you as KWC continues to undergo significant maintenance.<\/p>\n Some of the short range models are really going wild with the totals…<\/p>\n Some late evening computer model forecasts for your viewing pleasure… or displeasure. #kywx<\/a> pic.twitter.com\/HtegMDbm86<\/a><\/p>\n — Chris Bailey (@Kentuckyweather) January 5, 2022<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n\n
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