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<\/p>\nGood Thursday, everyone. Colder winds are blowing a few snowflakes into town today as we quickly turn our attention to a big storm system this weekend. A major flood risk shows up Saturday and Saturday night before we flip the pattern back to winter.<\/p>\n
In the short-term, heavy rains are exiting southeastern Kentucky very early this morning. Some local high water issues are possible, but nothing widespread will show up. The Flood Watch for the southeast should expire early today…<\/p>\n
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Flurries and a light snow shower then show up through the day, especially in the north and northeast. Temps today are generally in the 30s with overnight lows reaching the teens for the first time since January.<\/p>\n
The rest of Friday looks seasonably cold, but pretty nice. From there, it’s anything but nice as our major storm system moves in.<\/p>\n
Here\u2019s a look at what to expect:<\/p>\n
The various forecast models are all lining up pretty good with the area of greatest concern. These numbers are very ugly…<\/p>\n Frigid temps and wind chills blow in behind this for Sunday and Monday with a good chance for a light snowfall.<\/p>\n This cold pattern will continue to dig in next week as much of the country goes back into the deep freeze. This opens us up to a potential winter storm threat during the middle and end of next week.<\/p>\n The EURO continues to see the potential…<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/kyweathercenter.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/02\/2-MAP-5.jpg\")
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