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<\/a><\/p>\nSunday temps turn much milder as we hit the 50s ahead of a rainmaker moving in for Sunday night and Monday. This drags a front in here and this thing slows down in our vicinity with another wave or two of low pressure developing along it. Exactly where the front is when these lows develop will be the key on if we can get rain, snow, a combo of the two, or only a few snow showers.<\/p>\n
The models continue to develop the potential winter weather making low a bit too far east for anything appreciable around here Wednesday and Thursday.<\/p>\n
Here’s the EURO showing the late Sunday rain and showing the mid-week system blowing up to our east…<\/p>\n
The GFS is actually fairly similar but has just a little more snow potential in eastern Kentucky…<\/p>\n The Canadian is also riding this system too far east…<\/p>\n If you want snow from this system, you better hope this front hangs around long enough for that low to develop farther west. This used to be a thing with the models in years past. Remember the whole west trend we used to see?<\/p>\n There’s been a marked change in the final seasonal models out at the start of winter. The brand new EURO Seasonal for December through February offers a much colder look than any of the runs leading up to winter…<\/p>\n The old run from November looked like this…<\/p>\n The Canadian SIPS Seasonal Model for December through February is even colder…<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n