Good Tuesday evening, fellow readers. After a brief reprieve from mother nature's freezer, temperatures will take a nose dive into the 30s during the day Wednesday due to a passage of an arctic cold front. After the passage, the front will stall to the east, leaving Bowling Green and much of the state in a favorable location for a winter storm.
The National Weather Service has placed all of south-central Kentucky in a Winter Storm WARNING which will begin at Noon central time. Current models have indicated that we will change over from plain rain to sleet and/or snow around dusk tomorrow evening. Locations that receive more sleet (frozen ice-pellets),will be on the lower of the totals seen below. If the changeover begins earlier than expected and colder-air infiltrates the columns down to the surface, snow totals will likely be higher. Stay tuned for further updates as changes will be expected and made.
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Credit: http://www.crh.noaa.gov/wxstory.php?site=lmk
Here is your forecast:
Tonight: Periods of Ran. Low 42. Winds from the southwest at 10-15 mph. Chance of precipitation 90%.
Tomorrow. Rain and sleet during the afternoon. Then Snow and possibly sleet. High 43. Temperatures falling to low 30's by late-afternoon. Chance of precipitation near 100%. Winds from the North 5-10 mph. Snow/Sleet accumulations up to 2 inches.
Tomorrow Night: Sleet changing to Snow. Snow could be heavy at times. Low 17. Wind Chills near 10 above. Chance of precipitation near 100%. Snow accumulations up to 6 inches.
Again, Stay tuned to your local media outlets on this ever-changing winter storm.
From StormCenter 12.....I am Jeremy Pendley.
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