Ok I have calmed down a bit and I want to wait until tomorrow before I say NO snowstorm for Kentuckiana. Just a few points I want to make...
1. Precipitation in the Plain states is about 6 hours earlier than what was depicted by the computer models. This doesn't have much effect, but just an interesting fact to put out their.
2. Computer models ALL day have pretty much went away from the phasing of two storm systems across Eastern Kentucky, which would give us 6+ inches of snow. And most models have backed off of these two storms systems even phasing together. What this means is we may see some snow, but it will be on a much lighter scale, and we would see some accumulation. (around 1 inch).
3. Let's see what computer models print out tonight into tomorrow before we make any conclusions or write anything in stone here. Computer models always have trouble with phasing two storm systems together, and it's always a possibility that the models are wrong, but it's hard to make a prediction without. Let's wait for tomorrow...who knows, maybe the models will go back to the doomsday snowstorm for the Ohio Valley...STAY TUNED!
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