Good Wednesday, folks. Old Man Winter put the smackdown on many areas Tuesday with thundersnow, high winds and cold temps. This has been a long and amazing winter across the bluegrass state. It’s one that will be talked about for years to come because it just would not quit.<\/p>\n
I can finally say I am seeing much more of a spring pattern taking shape. I’m not saying this is going to be a gorgeous few weeks ahead of us, but it will be better than where we’ve been.<\/p>\n
Our weather today starts with bitterly cold temps for this time of year. Lows will be down in the mid and upper teens for many and this could challenge a few records. Sunshine will help temps warm all the way into the balmy upper 30s to low 40s. For perspective, normal highs should be close to the low 60s.<\/p>\n
Thursday will see a milder breeze take our temps closer to normal. These winds will blow clouds and some showers and thunderstorms our way by Thursday evening. This action will ramp up Thursday night into Friday morning with showers and thunderstorms\u00a0likely.<\/p>\n
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<\/a>Clearing skies and gusty winds will be with us into Friday afternoon. The dry weather won’t last very long as low pressure works into the region by Saturday…<\/p>\n<\/a>This will bring more rain and some thunder our way through Saturday night.\u00a0Rainfall from Thursday through Saturday could be greater than\u00a0one inch for much of the state…<\/p>\n