Kentucky Lake Region Forecast (October 31, 2011)

A gradual warming trend for the next couple of days but then another BIG change with SNOW not too far off to our north and northeast. Details on the snow potential with this upcoming storm can be read here.  The storm will come rolling into the Quad States late on Wednesday. As it begins to near, clouds will begin to increase and it will turn windy. The system will pass Wednesday night and rainfall will become likely and it will turn sharply colder, again.

Windy and chilly conditions with scattered showers are expected for Thursday. Due to the forecast wind on Wednesday and Thursday it is not advised to be on the area lakes either Wednesday or Thursday and I expect Lake Wind Advisories or Warnings to be issued by the National Weather Service over the next 24 to 36 hours.

This will be a quick hit of chill as warmer air flows back into the region within a day or so.


Tuesday
Mostly Sunny
Low:34 High: 70 Wind: S 5-10

Wednesday
Gradual Increase in Clouds
Becoming Breezy
Rain Arriving Late Evening (40%)
Low:40 High: 73 Wind: S-SW 15-25 (Gusty)

Thursday
Early Morning Rain Likely (90%)
Scattered Showers Possible into the Afternoon (40%)
Windy with Nearly Steady Temperatures
Low: 40 High: 48 Wind: W-NW 20-30 (Gusty)

Friday
Sunny
Low:38 High: 62 Wind: NE-SE 5

Saturday
Clouds Increasing & Breezy
Low:43 High: 70 Wind: S 10-15