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Good Saturday evening everyone. After a very warm, above normal and stormy week we had across the Commonwealth, the Cold Air finally seeped in late this afternoon with some Sleet. SUNDAY looks to supply us with snow squalls with a “moist” Northwest flow setup. A Trof Axis, attached off Low Pressure, will interact with that Northerly flow and force the “lift” to supply some Snow Squalls across KY. Now, not all will see snow in the state, but I do think with enough cold air alo

Good evening, Chris Evans here with Zero Meter Chasers. The well advertised cold pattern is here and we are within 24 hours of our first bigger snow system. First, we will have to deal with some snow showers overnight tonight into Thursday morning. These snow squalls could briefly cover roadways and the heavier squalls could limit visibility with 20-25 MPH wind gusts. Here is the HRRR's thinking on this setup: Models typically struggle with seeing NW flow snow showers like th

Good afternoon! Chris Evans here with Zero Meter Chasers. Decided to fire up another blog to cover a busy weather pattern next week. It appears we will have 2 separate storms to track next week. Our first chance for wintry weather will come late Monday night into Tuesday morning with another chance next weekend. I want to break our first system down in a couple different timeframes. There is still time for some slight changes in exact placement and totals within the next 24 h

An active weather pattern is unfolding across much of the region, bringing a mix of changing conditions and the possibility of a significant winter system next week. We will have a shot today for some wet snowflakes before turning over to rain this afternoon and tonight. After today, all eyes turn to next week as models are showing signals of a system that could lead to an impactful system. Today's Brief Snow Risk We will have a brief window for possible wet snowflakes this

Good afternoon everyone! Chris Evans here with Zero Meter Chasers and I wanted to talk about the active weather pattern that is incoming for the Holiday weekend and beyond. It does appear that the pattern is really starting to wake up as we head into early December. THANKSGIVING DAY: We will wake up to extremely cold temperatures on Thanksgiving Day with wind chills in mid 20s. We will remain cold during the Day on Thanksgiving with high temperatures in the mid/high 30s and w

Good evening! This is Chris Evans or Kentucky_Wx on Twitter and I decided to fire up the blog tonight to update everyone on Saturday's severe weather threat. There has been lots of chatter and we will cover model data showing timing and impacts of storms Saturday afternoon and evening. We will not be expecting storms on Friday as a high pressure will still be in place allowing for cooler and dry conditions on Friday. The NWS forecast map shows this well. Saturday has been the

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