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<\/a><\/p>\nPlease take notice of the CHANGES TO THE FORECAST ARE LIKELY part of that graphic! 😁 And just because you’re in the SNOW part doesn’t mean you get a lot… I’m strictly trying to define the precipitation type.<\/p>\n
The Weather Prediction Center is highlighting the areas most likely to pick up on some accumulations. Notice they have a low risk in several areas by 7AM Saturday…<\/p>\n
That risk area really expands across the central and eastern parts of the state Saturday and Saturday night…<\/p>\n Again, all of this depends on where this lead low goes and just how strong it is. If you want snow in Kentucky, you want a fairly strong low going into the southern Appalachians. The models go back and forth on this happening.<\/p>\n Here’s the latest run of the EURO…<\/p>\n The GFS went much weaker with this scenario on the late day run but has snow across the eastern half of the state…<\/p>\n The next storm system continues to look massive and should bring high winds and rain before snow and the chance for a quick blast of arctic cold.<\/p>\n Look at the EURO deepening this storm right on top of us…<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n