One of several clippers I am predicting for this upcoming winter season will embark upon the region later today into the overnight.
As with most clipper type systems, abundant moisture is generally not present. However, at times, these systems have and often overachieved on many occasions.
Since the NAM has had a decent handle of the east coast storm, which did not bring much to the eastern part of Kentucky, as it showed, I'm looking at a weakening consensus of snow totals for the region.
I've looked at the 0z and now the 12z runs of the NAM. Best moisture placement continues to look to be along the Parkways. This has been a consistent signal; however, QPF amounts seem to be declining.
Nevertheless, from Madisonville and Owensboro in the west to Campbellsville and Corbin toward the east look to receive some accumulations, anywhere from a dusting to as much as 3" in isolated areas.
Again, these systems are difficult to forecast. Sometimes, they overachieve. But, the look so far appears that much of those areas may see an inch or less.
It's still possible that some WWA's may be issued for some of those counties in the zone for the best moisture placement.
MS
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