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Christmas Eve?

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The outlook for my neck of the woods, my son's neck of the woods and points in between are looking more in favor of what I would like! Thanks!

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Looks like it going to be too warm

 

It will be early on Christmas Eve. The temps will start to drop when the cold front pass through some time mid to late morning. This map shows the outlook for the front to be in EKY around 1200z or 8 am Wednesday morning. The previous maps I posted in my last post are for Christmas morning. As I always say these are just outlooks this far out.

 

I've looked at the info I use for my predictions and as of now it is showing a slight chance of snow later in the day on Wednesday. As I said I more than likely won't get a good read on the possible snow until Monday.

 

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WC has a high of 52 and low of 35 Wed with rain. High of 44 on Thur. Not saying they are always right though. lol

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Just as I expected, the info I use is showing an increase of the chance for snow on Christmas Day. I want to see this afternoon's runs before I start making any accumulation predictions.

 

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Looks like we are in for a wild ride weather wise on Christmas Eve. Temps may get into the low 60's by early afternoon. As of now it looks as if the surface low has jogged to the west and will past over WCKY. We now have a marginal risk of strong to widely scatter severe thunderstorms. After the system pass through Ky, the bottom is going to drop out of the temperature gauge. By later afternoon or early evening the temps will plummet to the mid to high 30's. We may see some wind damage out of this system and a weak short track tornado can't be ruled out.

 

With this projected movement of the system it looks like little or no snow accumulation for Christmas Day.

 

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So we've gone from snow to tornadoes. Awesome. :lol2:

 

Just another day in Kentucky.

Do instead of Let it snow Let it snow Let it snow

 

Its gonna blow gonna blow gonna blow

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So we've gone from snow to tornadoes. Awesome. :lol2:

 

Just another day in Kentucky.

Still may see some snow after the front passes through.

Looks like we are in for a wild ride weather wise on Christmas Eve. Temps may get into the low 60's by early afternoon. As of now it looks as if the surface low has jogged to the west and will past over WCKY. We now have a marginal risk of strong to widely scatter severe thunderstorms. After the system pass through Ky, the bottom is going to drop out of the temperature gauge. By later afternoon or early evening the temps will plummet to the mid to high 30's. We may see some wind damage out of this system and a weak short track tornado can't be ruled out.

 

With this projected movement of the system it looks like little or no snow accumulation for Christmas Day.

 

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Great. There goes our power for Christmas. I just know it. :rage:
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Great. There goes our power for Christmas. I just know it. :rage:
more than likely some will see wind gusts from 45 to 60 mph.
more than likely some will see wind gusts from 45 to 60 mph.
Anymore, a stiff wind seems to knock power out around here. 45 to 60 almost guarantees it. It'll be a Christmas miracle if our power stays on.
Looks like we are in for a wild ride weather wise on Christmas Eve. Temps may get into the low 60's by early afternoon. As of now it looks as if the surface low has jogged to the west and will past over WCKY. We now have a marginal risk of strong to widely scatter severe thunderstorms. After the system pass through Ky, the bottom is going to drop out of the temperature gauge. By later afternoon or early evening the temps will plummet to the mid to high 30's. We may see some wind damage out of this system and a weak short track tornado can't be ruled out.

 

With this projected movement of the system it looks like little or no snow accumulation for Christmas Day.

 

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Yep. too warm for snow.

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Yep. too warm for snow.

 

You should read my first post in this thread. I said there is a possibility that this storm may not form as the outlooks showed. Winter weather is much harder to predict that severe weather.

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