I’ve made no changes to the First Call for Snowfall but that area of up to 2″ may need to grow a little bit to the west…<\/p>\n
The future radar from the HRRR shows all of this well on the animation that starts at Noon today and goes through 7pm Thursday…<\/p>\n The snowfall map from that run of the HRRR shows the streaks of snow from those snow squalls…<\/p>\n Other models are seeing a similar trend…<\/p>\n I hope we get some Winter Weather Advisories to go up. If they do, you will see them here…<\/p>\n Bitterly cold wind chills surge in here this evening and continue into Thursday. Wind chills drop deep into the single digits tonight and early Thursday…<\/p>\n The setup after this will feature a light snow system moving across parts of the region late Thursday night and Friday morning. Light accumulations will show up in some spots but that may melt away during the afternoon.<\/p>\n Another system sweeps across the region late Friday night and Saturday. This one has the best chance for a widespread light accumulating snowfall with a few more light systems trying to zip in in behind it into early next week.<\/p>\n The forecast models are pretty terrible with consistency and are drastically changing from run to run, especially the GFS and EURO. The Canadian is the steadiest of the bunch right now…<\/p>\n Another update or two comes your way later today. I\u2019ll also have a few updates on my\u00a0Meteorologist Chris Bailey Facebook Page<\/a><\/p>\n Until then, here are your tracking tools for the day\u2026<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/kyweathercenter.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/01\/4-MAP.jpg\")
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