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<\/a><\/p>\nThis front then slows down across the Tennessee Valley on Saturday with a couple of areas of low pressure moving along it. The first comes Saturday with the next one due on Sunday. Both of these will bring showers across parts of Kentucky.<\/p>\n
How far north these things get continues to be a work in progress. All the American Models have been really poor this year and are REALLY bad with how they handle the weekend setup as they have been way too far south and southeast. They are correcting back to the northwest and that’s something we usually see with them in the winter months, not early October, but here we are.<\/p>\n
The new GFS is finally seeing everything I’ve described. This animation runs from 8am Friday through 8pm Sunday…<\/p>\n
The EURO has been saying this exact thing for several runs in a row now…<\/p>\n As I’ve mentioned, any areas seeing clouds or showers for most of the day on Saturday could stay in the upper 50s to low 60s. The models are seeing that possibility…<\/p>\n The patchy frost threat remains for Monday night as lows drop into the mid and upper 30s for parts of Kentucky. Next week as a whole looks super nice across our region.<\/p>\n In the medium range, we are seeing more and more recurving tropical action out of the Pacific and that typically corresponds to dips in the jet stream across the eastern US.<\/p>\n Hurricane Nolo is now well west of Hawaii and is actually forecast to recurve…<\/p>\n The western Pacific is where we usually watch for recurves and it appears we have two more there…<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n