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Another Snow Storm for early next week?

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My wife just pointed out for those river towns, flooding may become an issue at some time in the near future.

 

She is right, if we get more rain/snow, all this melting at the same time won't be good.

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How are schools going to make all this up?

 

More days of school in the summer. Highlands told they will go until June 8th. :ohbrother:

More days of school in the summer. Highlands told they will go until June 8th. :ohbrother:

 

WOW!!!

 

Administrators will begin to complain about missing all of these days before the CATS testing which lessens the material that can be covered before the CATS tests are to be administered.

I'll believe it when I see it. If the Saturday even model shows it heading this way then it'll be another long week inside.
I'm with you there.

Here is the snow map for the GFS

CONUS2_GFS0P5_SFC_ACCUM-SNOW_120HR.gif

But we are 4 days out so it will change.

I don't get paid if I can't go to work due to the weather.

I don't get paid if I can't go to work due to the weather.
I don't get off work for the weather, I still love snow!

If the path of the most moisture seems to go right across KY, but the higher amounts are further north, is that possibly because of the warmer temps around here? That worries me as far as additional ice if that's the case.

Here is the snow map for the GFS

CONUS2_GFS0P5_SFC_ACCUM-SNOW_120HR.gif

 

What time was that model last updated?

My wife just pointed out for those river towns, flooding may become an issue at some time in the near future.

 

 

You'll be in our prayers.

What time was that model last updated?

 

A little under a hour ago. The normal ratio is 10 inches per 1 inch of water. The colder the higher ratio, say 15 inches per 1 inch of water. It is all going to depend on which path it takes and it this point it is up in the air.

Well, here we go again.:irked:

This is what Steve Horstmeyer (from Fox19 in Cincinnati) is saying in his latest email:

 

Latest model runs have a big one developing in the Gulf of Mexico and crossing the southern Applachians to become a monster nor'easter. East coast lows rarely bring us a large amount of snow, unless the upper part is over us. This one has to be watched, but right now I am not too worried.

 

The way the weather is predicted around here I say we will be hit hard. :ohbrother:

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