February 18, 201214 yr I just saw this on Chris Bailey's website. If this storm forms and works the way he stated on his site. We here in Madison County are looking at a foot or more of snow! It keeps moving more and more towards the NW. I'm hoping for it to move just a little bit more NW like say 40 miles or so. Considering this storms is moving a few hundred miles I don't think verring 40 miles is too much to ask.
February 18, 201214 yr ^ If that holds true I'll take the two inches or so and consider myself lucky. Our friend All In, however, may not be pleased if his burning desire for a crippling winter storm is not satisfied. Gave up years ago on Mason County or even Northern Kentucky ever gettting the snow storms of the past. Everything always goes to Eastern Kentucky
February 18, 201214 yr It keeps moving more and more towards the NW. I'm hoping for it to move just a little bit more NW like say 40 miles or so. Considering this storms is moving a few hundred miles I don't think verring 40 miles is too much to ask. It moved southeast from the first model run to the second.
February 18, 201214 yr It moved southeast from the first model run to the second. It was actually like the 4th to the 5th but ya I noticed that right after I posted. Just can't catch a break, I'm still holding on to hope though.
February 18, 201214 yr [/b]Gave up years ago on Mason County or even Northern Kentucky ever gettting the snow storms of the past. Everything always goes to Eastern Kentucky I'm not sure if that means god hates or loves Eastern Kentucky, but I know it makes me jealous.
February 18, 201214 yr ^ If that holds true I'll take the two inches or so and consider myself lucky. Our friend All In, however, may not be pleased if his burning desire for a crippling winter storm is not satisfied. :lol:
February 18, 201214 yr I'm praying that pike county gets nothing. I will be driving back from Lexington on Sunday and I don't need this weather.
February 18, 201214 yr Author The NAM went south with this storm...bad run or bad news? It just means that those in Southern Kentucky who were going to see mostly rain will now get some snow. Here is this mornings map from Chris Bailey.
February 18, 201214 yr Author This was just issued about 5 minutes ago. The Winter Storm Watch has been extended until 7 pm Sunday night. URGENT - WINTER WEATHER MESSAGE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE LOUISVILLE KY 407 AM EST SAT FEB 18 2012 ...THE POTENTIAL EXISTS FOR A WINTER STORM IN SOUTHERN AND EASTERN SECTIONS OF CENTRAL KENTUCKY THIS WEEKEND... .LOW PRESSURE MOVING FROM THE CENTRAL GULF COAST TO THE CAROLINAS WILL SPREAD PRECIPITATION INTO THE TENNESSEE AND OHIO VALLEYS SATURDAY NIGHT AND SUNDAY. THOUGH THE PRECIPITATION WILL START OFF AS RAIN...IT WILL CHANGE OVER TO SNOW VERY EARLY SUNDAY MORNING AND CONTINUE AS SNOW THROUGH MUCH OF THE DAY SUNDAY. SIGNIFICANT ACCUMULATIONS WILL BE POSSIBLE. Read More
February 18, 201214 yr Author Here is the NAM loop. I hadn't seen it. Looks like we have some snow showers or flurries into Monday. FYI, this will update its self automatically so it will change when the new run is posted.
February 18, 201214 yr Later today I will make a thread where everyone can track the storm. Alright Cheif Meteorologist nWo, give me your best prediction for total snow accumlation for the Ashland, Ky. area. Also won't this snow melt pretty fast? Isn't it supposed to be in the 50's on Monday? I assume you'll be calling for flash flood warnings on Monday?
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