January 26, 201016 yr From the National Weather Service office out of Louisville. 1/26/10 Potential Winter Storm Thursday Night to Friday Night A storm system is expected to develop across Texas Thursday and move across the Deep South Thursday night and Friday. Moisture riding over the top of this system will generate moderate snowfall starting Thursday night and continuing into Saturday across our region. The heaviest snows likely will fall in the period from midnight early Friday to Friday evening. The latest forecast calls for snow totals of up to 10 inches possible across parts of South Central Kentucky and the Lake Cumberland areas. Farther north across the Louisville/Lexington corridor, totals above 4 inches are possible. There is still large uncertainty in the exact track of the storm system moving by to our south, and a farther south track would mean less snowfall from the amounts given above. Residents of and visitors to the region should stay tuned to the latest forecast updates on this developing winter storm.
January 26, 201016 yr Since you are from Richmond are you offering your place for all of those "All A" attendees that will be snowed in?:dancingpa
January 26, 201016 yr Since you are from Richmond are you offering your place for all of those "All A" attendees that will be snowed in?:dancingpa OH NO! That's not this weekend is it? I live in Richmond too and HATE, HATE, HATE when that junk is going on! Makes me want to leave town. I'd rather deal with rush hour traffic in Lexington than with All A traffic in Richmond. Richmond just isn't set up for that much traffic. Anyways, from reading blogs and looking at models, Southern KY looks to get hit with something big at the moment, maybe close to a foot. From Berea on up will be a cutoff where we may see 6 inches or so. These storms do often track southerly so it's possible that by Thursday night they'll be saying we're not going to get much, but I hope we see 4+ inches.
January 26, 201016 yr Since you are from Richmond are you offering your place for all of those "All A" attendees that will be snowed in?:dancingpa Wouldn't be the first time.
January 26, 201016 yr Author Since you are from Richmond are you offering your place for all of those "All A" attendees that will be snowed in?:dancingpa Sure I'll only charge $65 dollars a night for my storage building. Now if you want the garage there is a $75 upgrade fee!
January 26, 201016 yr When I saw the thread title, I thought maybe you were having constipation problems.
January 26, 201016 yr ^ Nah, just sounds like he's offering rental services for folks that might be in a pinch.
January 26, 201016 yr I like the snow, but I had hoped winter had already passed. And then yesterday, we got blasted by some heavy snow, but it didn't accumulate to much.
January 26, 201016 yr When I saw the thread title, I thought maybe you were having constipation problems. :lol:
January 26, 201016 yr So driving from Memphis to Cincy, through Louisville sounds like its a bad idea on Thursday night huh? I will be leaving Memphis about 5:30 eastern time. Timeline of this storm is not looking good for MJ.
January 26, 201016 yr http://kyweathercenter.com/ This is the best way to track the storm and the different maps that come out.
January 26, 201016 yr Sure I'll only charge $65 dollars a night for my storage building. Now if you want the garage there is a $75 upgrade fee! I may have to take you up on that offer! Heard all of the hotels are currently sold out. If it snows the losing teams may just have to stay for an extra day??? Do you have a frequent stay program like Hilton Honors?
January 26, 201016 yr I'd like a good snow, but we'll get nothing. If its anything it will probably be ice. I don't like that !
January 26, 201016 yr When I saw the thread title, I thought maybe you were having constipation problems. ^ Nah, just sounds like he's offering rental services for folks that might be in a pinch. I thought that expression was just used in my house!:lol:
January 26, 201016 yr Author Here's the preliminary snow fall map put out by the National Weather Service this evening.
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