Friday is looking like a spectacular day! Sunny skies and highs nearing 50. I know it has been a while since we have had sunny and dry conditions, so get out and enjoy it.
There is a system many forecasters across the Ohio Valley and eastern U.S. are keeping a very close eye on for the weekend. There will be a strong storm to affect areas just south of Indiana, which could throw accumulating snows to parts of Kentucky. Parts of southern and eastern Kentucky could see a *potential* winter storm Saturday night into Sunday, with just enough dynamics to create snow. The GFS continues to show snow Sunday morning just south of the Ohio River:
If that were to trend northward, I will let you know. I just want to give you a heads up, in case you had any travel plans this weekend south of Indiana. Anyway, IF the GFS were to verify, Kentucky would have a significant snowfall:
Our friends and snow-lovers in Kentucky may finally get their wish. I'm STILL waiting for a big snow to hit the Hoosier state! Time is running out, as spring is about 1 month away now, and still no big snow yet. What NOT a winter! :)
Looking ahead to next week, mild temperatures will return, as a very active pattern takes hold.
FYI: The March Outlook came in, the CPC is calling for way above-normal temps along with wetter-than-normal conditions. This could very well mean a early spring this year. I'm not saying we can't get any more snow, but the chances are going down as spring is getting closer!
March Temperatures:
March Precipitation:
Hard to believe that spring is right around the corner. Thanks for stopping by the blog! More updates tomorrow. Have a great night.
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