Hazardous Weather Potential
Ted Jacobson
ted at w8kvk.com
Tue Oct 29 10:39:58 EDT 2019
Hazardous Weather Outlook
National Weather Service Charleston WV
505 AM EDT Tue Oct 29 2019
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505 AM EDT Tue Oct 29 2019
This Hazardous Weather Outlook is for northeast Kentucky and
southeast Ohio.
.DAY ONE...Today and Tonight.
Hazardous weather is not expected at this time.
.DAYS TWO THROUGH SEVEN...Wednesday through Monday.
Locally heavy rain is expected ahead of and along the front
Wednesday night into Thursday afternoon. Wind-blown leaves will clog
drainages and aggravate ponding of water.
The first freezing temperatures of the season are likely Saturday,
Sunday and Monday mornings.
-- OVERVIEW AND SYNOPSIS --
HERE IS THE LATEST WEATHER SYNOPSIS FOR THE MIDDLE OHIO VALLEY AND
CENTRAL APPALACHIANS... Patchy fog in favored river valleys will
dissipate by mid morning, with another warm day on tap. Clouds will
gradually be increasing during the day however, out ahead of the next
system. That next system will bring a soaking rain late Wednesday or
Wednesday night through Thursday. A strong cold front associated with
that system could bring a line of strong, heavy showers as it crosses
Thursday. This is likely to happen late morning or early afternoon
Thursday in Ohio and northeastern Kentucky. However, this is likely to
take place later in the afternoon as one goes east across West
Virginia and southwestern Virginia. Behind the front, plummeting
temperatures, gusty winds and rain late Thursday and Thursday evening
are likely to make a mess of trick or treat, especially east of the
Ohio River. Wind-blown leaves will clog drainages and aggravate
ponding of water on roads, as rainfall totals with this system could
be in the two to three inch range. Temperatures will be low enough for
snow across the highest ridges by Friday morning, before the
precipitation ends up there. Strong, gusty winds will continue
Thursday night into Friday, especially across the ridges. The first
freeze of the season out across the lowlands is likely to come in
three consecutive mornings Saturday, Sunday and Monday, amid much
quieter weather.
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