[ronald_reagan]

Well guys, looks like once again.... we missed the 'big one', as far as winter precip is concerned. Most models are now showing the primary low passing nearly overhead here in Lexington. Flooding rains are very likely from I-75 and east throughout the state. The only chance it seems for a nice snow is if the system slows dramatically upon passing through the area... which at this point seems highly unlikely.

To put into perspective, what we 'could' have got. Here is a map detailing what Ill, Indiana, and Ohio will get. The Ohio being the dividing line of who gets heavy rain, and who gets heavy snow. As I said, 50-100 miles makes all the difference. So the chance of accumulating significant snowfall for central ky stands at about 30%. While Eastern Ky is probably about >20% at this point. When you deal with weather, remember to never rule anything out... until the storm has passed.

As you can see, some parts of southern Ill, Indiana, and much of Ohio will see more than a foot of snow, locally 16-18". Places further north and east by the time this storm wraps up, could see well over two feet!!

[Image: http://raleighwx.easternuswx.com/models/..._MW084.gif]