The Storm Prediction Center has our counites outlooked with a:
Main threats today are large hail and damaging straight-line winds. Golf ball sized hail, and some larger, has already fallen in Kentucky this morning.
Minus the clouds and maybe occasional shower or drizzle, today won’t be too bad with highs in the mid 60’s.
Tomorrow the Storm Prediction Center has outlooked both of our counites with:
Models aren’t doing the best job of agreeing on this. The latest run of the HRRR model thinks the majority of the storms completely miss us tomorrow and we get away with maybe just some rain. Meanwhile, a couple other models disagree and think storms, possibly severe, do impact us.
The Tornado Watch has been canceled for both of our counties.
The severe portion of Round One has moved through, leaving us with some rain for a few more hours. Flood Advisories are out for both of our counites, turn around, don’t drown! We may see the sun come out for a little after the rain moves out.
For at least the next 7 days, we won’t see the freezing mark, which is a welcome sight for many. For fans of winter, maybe not so much.
Rain looks to return Friday and Saturday. No severe weather or flooding concerns with this. Models are hopeful that the rain will move out before NYE night activities, this could change though.
Both of our counties are under a Winter Weather Advisory until noon today. Isolated snowfall amounts of one inch are possible in some isolated areas, but most places will be around half an inch.
We shouldn’t see any major travel impacts, but any snow that falls will stick, so take it easy on the roads and give yourself some extra time today. Snow should end around noon, and we may see temps briefly get above freezing, which will help with melting.
