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Seventies Checkout
By: Jim Caldwell - Email
Posted: Mon 10:46 PM, Mar 21, 2011
It has been a nice run with all this warmth, but I am afraid it will take another spring break! Temperatures will drop around 25-30 degrees for daytime highs.
This has been such a nice run with the warmer temps these past few days. We'll still keep some of the heat in the area through Wednesday. That's when mother Nature will let us know why spring in a transitional season. Simply meaning that anything goes over the next few weeks... and I do mean ANYTHING!!!!!!!!
This is the current outlook for Wednesday. This highlights the potential for some severe weather around here.
I'll update this as we go along... we'll have to be ready for some decent storms and pretty breezy conditions leading up to Wednesday. I only expect scattered showers on Tuesday. The better chances will arrive here when the low actually drags the cold front into KY.
Now... what I am about to show you is a more than 10 days away... but some of the other data backs it up!!!!!
GFS
Friends... the model data has gone back and forth on location and other odds and ends... but... both have shown snow chances! This is still a while a way. Just keep all of this in mind.
C-Ya Bye
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