January 5, 20197 yr Wondering if you had any predictions for measurable snow, have a trip planned late in January.
January 5, 20197 yr Hopefully never. When I saw the title of this thread I said out loud, "hopefully never." Then I read the thread and Boom!
January 5, 20197 yr When I saw the title of this thread I said out loud, "hopefully never." Then I read the thread and Boom! I agree.
January 5, 20197 yr There is a very slight chance for some type of wintry precipitation the week of the 14th but I don't see anything major. I've checked the long range models and they are not showing much if any snow before February. Edited January 5, 20197 yr by nWo
January 5, 20197 yr Author There is a very slight chance for some type of wintry precipitation the week of the 14th but I don't see anything major. I've checked the long range models and they are not showing much if any snow before February. Thank you, I a man not wishing for any, just curious, I knew who to ask. Edited January 5, 20197 yr by nWo
January 5, 20197 yr There is a very slight chance for some type of wintry precipitation the week of the 14th but I don't see anything major. I've checked the long range models and they are not showing much if any snow before February. Someone had to ruin all the fun. :isurrender:
January 6, 20197 yr Someone had to ruin all the fun. According to the latest Climate Forecast System simulation which is a medium to long range climate model looking at the end of January and the first full week of February now looks interesting. Now that is a couple of weeks away so we'll just have to wait and see. Winter may finally be coming to Kentucky
January 6, 20197 yr According to the latest Climate Forecast System simulation which is a medium to long range climate model looking at the end of January and the first full week of February now looks interesting. Now that is a couple of weeks away so we'll just have to wait and see. Winter may finally be coming to Kentucky NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! :meh:
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