March 7, 201412 yr We maybe looking at a chance for more snow Wednesday night into Thursday. During the day on Wednesday the temps will look to be from the mid 40s in NKY to mid 50s. After the front comes through we could see a 15-20 degree temp drop. That could mean more snow for us. Let me caution everyone it is way too early to say if there will be any accumulations yet. I'm keeping an eye on it. [video=youtube_share;3SazTdJxwLI]
March 7, 201412 yr Author It's supposed to be 70 on Tuesday.... You are correct. The outlook I use says mid to upper 60s but the temps start to fall on Wednesday. Don't forget there is a projection of a storm brewing in the Gulf.
March 7, 201412 yr Author From the GFS model temps Thursday morning. From the ECMWF Model Thursday morning
March 8, 201412 yr Author nWo, do you have a computer dedicated to weather only? No but a lot of my favorites are! :lol2:
March 8, 201412 yr Author I'm watching the info from some of the buoys in the Gulf of Mexico because some meteorologist are saying this storm may rival the '93 storm. That is where it gathered strength. Only time will tell if they are correct.
March 8, 201412 yr The answer to your original ? is no thank you my weather friend. Take this forecast elsewhere, it's a figment of your imagination. There's a protective bubble surrounding the tristate which will not allow any more measurable snow in the area. :jump:. From upper 60s to snow is not allowed!!! There will be no rivaling the '93 storm. It's simply not allowed….LOL
March 8, 201412 yr OK - what was the 93 storm like? We didn't live in KY at the time. Depending on where you lived in the state...some got as much as 20" or so. I was living in Murray at the time and I seem to remember reports of 15 to 18" in that part of the state. Yep, it was a doozy.
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