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Another Snow Storm for early next week?

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Latest Models have the storm shifting West...

 

Is that good or bad.

 

And for our school system, the bus turnarounds are going to be a huge problem for Monday.

Is that good or bad.

 

And for our school system, the bus turnarounds are going to be a huge problem for Monday.

 

The storm was supposed to go up the west of the Appalachians and nail us with 10+ inches. That was on Thursday, suddenly on Friday, the models showed the storm make a 300 mile shift east which sent the storm out to sea. That much of a shift is unheard of, but every model showed it, so as of this morning, all the local weatherman wrote the storm off. There was a theory that the volcano in Alaska was messing up the model readings, therefore sending it too far east. Well, unbelievably tonight, the models are trending west again. The storm moved back 100 miles west, which is making it closer to the Ohio valley. If it continues to move west, than we will get nailed. This has the potential to be a powerful storm with very high winds and high amounts of snowfall. At this point the storm is up in the air.

These next 24 hours should be really interesting.

The storm was supposed to go up the west of the Appalachians and nail us with 10+ inches. That was on Thursday, suddenly on Friday, the models showed the storm make a 300 mile shift east which sent the storm out to sea. That much of a shift is unheard of, but every model showed it, so as of this morning, all the local weatherman wrote the storm off. There was a theory that the volcano in Alaska was messing up the model readings, therefore sending it too far east. Well, unbelievably tonight, the models are trending west again. The storm moved back 100 miles west, which is making it closer to the Ohio valley. If it continues to move west, than we will get nailed. This has the potential to be a powerful storm with very high winds and high amounts of snowfall. At this point the storm is up in the air.

 

This should be funny. All these contradictions. I'm already laughing.

This should be funny. All these contradictions. I'm already laughing.

 

With the way the storm is changing it's mind so much, I figure it should be named after a woman.:lol::lol::lol::lol:

With the way the storm is changing it's mind so much, I figure it should be named after a woman.:lol::lol::lol::lol:

 

Dangit you beat me to it.

With the way the storm is changing it's mind so much, I figure it should be named after a woman.:lol::lol::lol::lol:

The storm is named Tony Danza?:sssh:

This will be a non event for NKY.

 

It's going to miss NKY?

It's going to miss NKY?

 

Unless god devinely intervenes only because he feels we need more snow, then I believe it's safe to say yes.

SF41 is the weather guru of BGP so I will believe him. What's up for Lexington?

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