January 23, 201115 yr Here is one of the models that weather forecasters use to predict weather. It shows the possible major storm for Kentucky Tuesday evening through Wednesday. http://www.nco.ncep.noaa.gov/pmb/nwprod/analysis/namer/nam/00/index_p36_l_loop.shtml The moisture level means about 3-6 inches for Western Ky. Up to 8" for most of Central Kentucky and over a foot for Eastern Ky.
January 23, 201115 yr If that last model came to fruition then NKY wouldn't "miss it" we just wouldn't get it nearly as bad, basically anyone in the blues would be looking at 8+ inches. Also on a side note that newest precip model had a tracking MUCH further east than the previous ones, so one more push to the west and that could punt KY in a snow storm choke hold.
January 23, 201115 yr I'm starting to think nWo is the one who wishes for snow so he can keep us updated. :sssh: Keep the updates coming!
January 23, 201115 yr I do just want one storm this winter that gives us over a foot. Then I want it to melt and it be 70 and sunny.
January 23, 201115 yr I do just want one storm this winter that gives us over a foot. Then I want it to melt and it be 70 and sunny. I could live with that. Particularly the 70 and sunny part. :thumb:
January 23, 201115 yr Here is one of the models that weather forecasters use to predict weather. It shows the possible major storm for Kentucky Tuesday evening through Wednesday. http://www.nco.ncep.noaa.gov/pmb/nwprod/analysis/namer/nam/00/index_p36_l_loop.shtml The moisture level means about 3-6 inches for Western Ky. Up to 8" for most of Central Kentucky and over a foot for Eastern Ky. Now we're talking. :dancingpa:dancingpa:dancingpa:dancingpa
January 23, 201115 yr Now we're talking. :dancingpa:dancingpa:dancingpa:dancingpa He left out the Jack **** part for NKY:cry:
January 23, 201115 yr Supposed to head to Louisville Wednesday morning for sales meeting Wednesday afternoon and Thursday. I hope this one misses or comes a few days late.
January 23, 201115 yr Author The new Euro model has the storm coming further west. This means the snow totals will shift further west.
January 23, 201115 yr Author Also the JMA(Japan) and SREF(Short range) models showing that the storm is moving further west.
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