Quick update here:
Some flurries/snow showers have caused a few slick spots in areas that recieved a dusting to at sometimes, 1 inch of snow in Central Kentucky.
Quick look at latest GFS still shows the storm about two weeks out, but rain for the most part and then some snow/ice at the end. Again this is in the very long term, and track solutions will not be right. I will continue to update model trends...
Signs are that the warmer weather for early December is beginning to look less likely. We may be locking into the cooler weather, and then frigid by mid December...
More later...
Friday, November 21, 2008
Thursday, November 20, 2008
Thursday/Mid Evening
WEATHER CODE: YELLOW...FRIGID TEMPERATURES EXPECTED TONIGHT
Ok after quite a while, I am back to blogging and will be updating on a regular basis now!
The cold air continues to invade the Ohio Valley Region, and there's no real end in sight, at least for a little while. The Lake Affect snow machine has kicked into gear, and this has provided us with a few snow flurries/showers earlier today. As tonight wears on the snow flurries will diminish, only to redevelop tomorrow and into Saturday. Some what warmer weather will return early week. Thanksgiving looks dry, but chilly.
For the very long term. This is for day 16 on the GFS model. If this would play out (Which is unlikely, but still possible) we would have our first measurable snow of the season. However, the models continue to go for warmer weather as we head into early December. Plus most of the moisture is to the south. Right now I'm just looking for the first snowstorm to show up on the models. I will throw these out their and you can speculate! There is a possibility this could be the storm that keeps the cold weather locked in for a while! STAY TUNED...
And this doesn't have much to do with weather, but the government is telling the Midwest to prepare for a catastrophic earthquake. For more on that story click HERE
Ok after quite a while, I am back to blogging and will be updating on a regular basis now!
The cold air continues to invade the Ohio Valley Region, and there's no real end in sight, at least for a little while. The Lake Affect snow machine has kicked into gear, and this has provided us with a few snow flurries/showers earlier today. As tonight wears on the snow flurries will diminish, only to redevelop tomorrow and into Saturday. Some what warmer weather will return early week. Thanksgiving looks dry, but chilly.
For the very long term. This is for day 16 on the GFS model. If this would play out (Which is unlikely, but still possible) we would have our first measurable snow of the season. However, the models continue to go for warmer weather as we head into early December. Plus most of the moisture is to the south. Right now I'm just looking for the first snowstorm to show up on the models. I will throw these out their and you can speculate! There is a possibility this could be the storm that keeps the cold weather locked in for a while! STAY TUNED...
And this doesn't have much to do with weather, but the government is telling the Midwest to prepare for a catastrophic earthquake. For more on that story click HERE
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