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<\/a><\/p>\nThe system moving in for Wednesday and Thursday is light, but it’s likely to spit out a period of light snow and some rain, depending on where you are. As we get closer, there’s a little better signature for light accumulations, especially western and central Kentucky.<\/p>\n
The Short Range Canadian Model shows enough light snow to potentially impact roads on Wednesday…<\/p>\n
The EURO is picking up on the light stuff, too…<\/p>\n In terms of the weekend winter storm that’s set to blast much of the country, it’s still too early for specifics as the models continue to flip around enough to prevent getting the best track on this system.<\/p>\n The Parallel Canadian is showing one of my biggest concerns and that’s for the lead low to reach all the way into central West Virginia before the main low takes over. That kind of track brings significant snow, sleet and freezing rain into our region. Here’s what that run looks like…<\/p>\n The late afternoon EURO looks a lot like the earlier run of the model and is farther south with the lead low, resulting in all snow around here. This run is also much slower with the movement, but this run only goes out through 1pm Sunday…<\/p>\n The EURO AI doesn’t show precipitation types and is very similar. It does have more precipitation around here… The GFS AI also doesn’t show precipitation types and is similar to the above, but it’s also in two waves…<\/p>\n That brins us to the GFS which is always too far south and east with systems and this one is no different…<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n