From youre chief meteorologist Chris Bailey: Good Wednesday, folks. Thermometers will finally crack the freezing mark across the entire region today and that means some serious melting of the snow and ice. We will be seeing a lot of ugly snowmen showing up as they become part of the water cycle. Can we keep this “milder” weather train rolling on? That is the question everyone has.Highs today will warm into the upper 30s to low 40s in most areas. Skies will be partly sunny with some high clouds around.A storm system developing in the Gulf will slide northeastward along the east coast over the next few days. The models continue to insist this thing keeps the precipitation to our east. That is evident on the Hi-Res NAM Future Radar…I still wouldn’t be surprised to see some of this try to sneak into eastern Ky.Temps behind this will bounce back some with readings in the 50s for highs on Saturday. A cold front will work in behind this on Sunday and deliver a quick shot of cooler air. The models disagree on what happens after this with some trying to really warm us up for a few days. The European Ensembles have a spring tease showing up into early next week…The European Model also has this milder look and takes us well into the 60s by the middle of next week...That would be awesome and I am cheering the Euro on. I even have my weatherdude pom poms out for it. Unfortunately, all of the signals are for a much colder period returning shortly thereafter…Seems like we’ve had a brief mild up before every significant push of wintry weather since back in November. Is mother nature about to repeat herself? I think that’s a strong possibility.Enjoy the day and take care.
Posted on: Wed, 05 Mar 2014 10:58:47 +0000
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