The 50's from Friday are now gone and we are back in the 20s this weekend. Morning flurries and snow showers on Saturday won't amount to much, but it does indicate that the cold front has gone through and is now south of us.
Next Week is still looking active. The cold front that goes through this weekend is going to stall near the KY/TN border. A large storm will hang back in the 4 corners and kick out smaller storms towards to Ohio Valley beginning on Sunday night. Accumulating snow looks likely on Tuesday, and then a stronger storm needs to be watched for Thursday. The stalled front will be the track for the storms. Since we are projected to be on the north side of the front on Tuesday, our precip should remain all frozen. Thursday's storm will be stronger and may be a different story as it pushes warmer air into the region.
Take a look at this computer model image for Tuesday. Given how narrow this band there will be a sharp cutoff to the accumulating snow. We'll likely see another situation where if you live just 5 miles outside of area effected by the track of this storm, you see nothing.
At this point, don't focus on the exact placement of the storm, that will be modified and worked out over the weekend.
AND THE WEATHER ISN'T THE ONLY THING CHANGING....
BIG CHANGES...FOR WEATHER LOGIC
A NEW AND IMPROVED WEATHER LOGIC IS COMING!!!! We are close to completing the new site and expect to have it up and running for the action next week. Here's a sneak peak. We expect to have the new site up by the end of the weekend...
WEATHER FORECASTER
Take a look at the interactive weather forecaster. There is a weekly forecast as well as hour by hour and radar. Enjoy.
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