Good Tuesday to one and all. It’s a much milder day taking shape across the region as we get set for a surge of warm air for a few days. What goes up must come down and that’s certainly true with the forecast over the next week. Cold air will crash in over the weekend. Ugh.<\/p>\n
Temps this morning are in the patchy frost producing 30s into much of central and eastern Kentucky, but a nice recovery is on the way for the afternoon. Temps reach the mid and upper 60s in eastern Kentucky with low 70s west and south.<\/p>\n
Highs in the upper 70s to low 80s will be common for Wednesday and Thursday.<\/p>\n
This warmer air is ahead of another massive storm system set to impact our weather Friday into the weekend. That’s when a cold front moves in and slows down, allowing low pressure to develop and roll along it. This looks more like a wintertime scenario with very cold air crashing in behind it…<\/p>\n
That takes our temps to well below normal and it’s not just a quick shot. This animation starts Saturday and goes through the middle of next week…<\/p>\n It’s interesting to see how many models are trying to bring some flakes pretty far south behind that departing storm on Sunday. The EURO has some flakes into Kentucky…<\/p>\n The EURO Ensembles do too…<\/p>\n The GFS Ensembles are the most enthusiastic with the flakes…<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/kyweathercenter.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2023\/04\/EURO-14.gif\")
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