November 22, 201114 yr Author So, NWO where is this storm gonna be between 3:30 and 6:30? Ill be coming north from Bell co. To Maysville. The time line I just read says the storms could be entering Louisville County warning area as early as noon or 1 pm and the last of the storms should be leaving the bluegrass area by 5 or 6 pm. Here is the Louisville County warning area.
November 22, 201114 yr That's exactly where I'll be at 5-6 pm. If it were just me I wouldn't care, but I'm carrying precious cargo.
November 22, 201114 yr Author That's exactly where I'll be at 5-6 pm. If it were just me I wouldn't care, but I'm carrying precious cargo.I'll keep a close eye on it today. I was looking at kyweathercenter.com and Chris Bailey has the computer model runs for late weekend early next week. If they hold true, we might have a shot at some accumulating snow Monday into Tuesday. I hope not.
November 22, 201114 yr I'll keep a close eye on it today. I was looking at kyweathercenter.com and Chris Bailey has the computer model runs for late weekend early next week. If they hold true, we might have a shot at some accumulating snow Monday into Tuesday. I hope not. Wow I hope not..going to Gatlinburg. But thanks for the heads up, now I will know what to pack as far as clothing goes. Why I love your forcasts and updates.
November 22, 201114 yr I'll keep a close eye on it today. I was looking at kyweathercenter.com and Chris Bailey has the computer model runs for late weekend early next week. If they hold true, we might have a shot at some accumulating snow Monday into Tuesday. I hope not. From 70 to accumulating snow...welcome to ky weather
November 22, 201114 yr The rain and fog coming up through southern Indiana were crazy ridiculous. I heard it's supposed to be worse this evening on the way home. Not looking forward to it at all. On the bright side....today is my day to be the car-rider, not driver. Be safe!
November 22, 201114 yr Author So it sounds like NKY will be spared from the storms today?Looks like now most of Kentucky will be spared from the severe storms. Now just a small part of Southern Kentucky mainly the Corbin area.
November 22, 201114 yr Looks like now most of Kentucky will be spared from the severe storms. Now just a small part of Southern Kentucky mainly the Corbin area. So what happened to the storms? Give us the meteorological breakdown.
November 22, 201114 yr Author So what happened to the storms? Give us the meteorological breakdown. The low pressure system that was supposed to bring us the severe weather didn't go as far north as first thought. So the severe weather will stay to our south.
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