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<\/p>\nGood evening, everyone. It’s full-steam ahead toward a very active weekend of weather across Kentucky. This weekend looks to bring strong thunderstorms and snowflakes as cold air surges in from the northwest.<\/p>\n
Let’s hit the high points of this whole setup.<\/p>\n
We begin with the threat for a few strong to severe storms Friday afternoon and evening. This looks like a setup where a broken line of showers and storms develops around the Ohio River then increases as it heads toward the southeast.<\/p>\n
The Storm Prediction Center has a Marginal Risk to Slight Risk for severe storms for most of the state…<\/p>\n
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Damaging wind is the primary threat.<\/p>\n
I have no changes to the winter weather part of the program from Sunday through Tuesday. A deep trough dives into our region pushing a surface low to our northeast with a trailing cold front across the state.<\/p>\n
This means chilly showers along and ahead of the front with cold air and flurries behind it. An upper level system drops in on a stout northwest flow Sunday night and Monday. That brings a period of snow showers and flurries through here.<\/p>\n
The EURO continues to have the best handle on this setup and has been pretty steady. This animation starts Saturday evening and goes through Monday night…<\/p>\n
The EURO gives us the best chance for a little light accumulation in some spots…<\/p>\n The GFS isn’t as robust but is seeing the flakes better…<\/p>\n So is the ICON…<\/p>\n The EURO Ensembles give us a pretty good look…<\/p>\n As do the Canadian Ensembles…<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/kyweathercenter.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/11\/EURO-10.gif\")
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