The snow addict in me is telling me that this could be our first snow of the season of any significance. The latest NAM offered some hope for a burst of snow coming in here behind some really cold air.
One of the analog years that came up is one that I featured in my winter forecast, winter of 2000/01. The analog I saw corresponded with a Jan 2001 setup that put down widespread 2-4" amounts for central and east Kentucky. Some locations had well over 4" during the week.
Although it's still premature to say this is a definite snow setup, I'm getting excited. As I said in a past post, the Dec 7-9 time frame bore watching.
Let's see what the next couple of runs suggest. Pay attention to the NAM. If this is a true snow setup, the NAM will offer the best solution in time.
MS
Monday, December 5, 2011
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