Flurries and snow showers on occasion tonight through tomorrow... Minor accumulations but watch out for the potential for a few slick spots later tonight into tomorrow morning.
Looked over the latest 12z and 18z runs. Models still quite bullish on a pretty major winter storm for later Thursday night into Friday. Ensemble data also quite impressive with the QPF amounts - .75" to 1.00" near Louisville ... a solid 1.00" or better for areas south !!!!! Also looking at the the latest thermal profile on the GFS, higher ratios would also come into play. Folks if these models pan out... there's gonna be a lot of snow across the area. I'm not biting on these amounts as of now as it's still way too early to put numbers on this thing and no doubt, the exact track and strength will likely change some as we get closer to the event. But what all of this is telling me is that the chances for a significant winter storm across our area continue to increase.
keep ya posted,
Jay
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Thank you very much for the update, Jay... If I could make a request, could you please update this blog with your forecasts and predictions (as you usually do) before & even during this storm? I am a physician and can not escape to watch you at 5 or 11. lol, imagine that??
Thanks!
Thanks Jay, I hope it all comes together for us here in Bullitt County
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