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<\/a><\/p>\nWe don’t get a future radar produce from the Short Range Canadian, but you can clearly see the pockets of blow indicating some flakes. This animation starts late tonight and runs through Saturday…<\/p>\n
Here’s a look at what I’m expecting in terms of flakes. Light accumulations will show up in the high mountains of the southeast…<\/p>\n Seasonably cold temps will be with us throughout the weekend. Highs on Friday range from the upper 30s to low 40s for much of central and eastern Kentucky. Highs over the weekend are mainly in the 40s with overnight lows that can reach the low and middle 20s.<\/p>\n Temps slowly moderate next week and should go back to above normal later in the week into next weekend. That’s ahead of what should be a big storm system early Thanksgiving week. This one unleashes colder air and this is showing up on the ensembles and operational models. The GFS sees some Barney for Thanksgiving week…<\/p>\n The longer range continues to feature the Thanksgiving Week changes leading to a more sustained winter setup into December. The blocking showing up from Canada toward the Arctic continues to show up leading to a likely stormy and colder than normal pattern for our region.<\/p>\n This animation from the Euro Weeklies starts just before Thanksgiving and goes just beyond Christmas…<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n