The future radar from the HRRR shows our setup pretty well from 7pm this evening through 7pm Sunday. Check out that line of thunderstorms later tonight…<\/p>\n
The models continue to show our corridor of high winds…<\/p>\n In terms of the low-end severe threat tonight and Sunday, here are the latest Severe Weather Outlooks from the Storm Prediction Center…<\/p>\n TODAY<\/p>\n SUNDAY<\/p>\n Another system quickly moves in behind all this as we close out the year on Tuesday. Gusty showers and falling temps are likely on New Year’s Eve with the chance for some wraparound snow showers and flurries on New Year’s Day. This will likely be followed up by a light snow maker by Thursday night and Friday, but the models are struggling with that.<\/p>\n I continue to like what the Canadian is doing for New Year’s Eve and Day, and you can see the light snow maker by Friday…<\/p>\n The signal for a much larger system shows up a few days later and, once again, we will see some wild jumps with the models. Not only will they play to their respective biases, but we have a pretty extreme overall pattern taking shape and this will cause those wild swings.<\/p>\n Here’s the Canadian with that signal…<\/p>\n The EURO is too far northwest with this system, but it has a storm and follows it up with another storm…<\/p>\n Even the CPC is outlining our region in the heavy snow risk from January 4-10…<\/p>\n It’s good to see others now seeing the potential this pattern holds for snow and cold.<\/p>\n Speaking of potential for cold, look at temps from the overnight EURO as we hit the second week of January…<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/kyweathercenter.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/12\/hrrr-13.gif\")
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