Well, i was just looking over the latest GFS model and it was showing this;
As the Arctic Front envelopes the Central Plains and the Ohio Valley, on the leading edge of the Trough, a Low pressure forms in the Deep southeast. Looking at the snow amounts it was actually giving a good chunk of the Ohio Valley 4-8" of snowfall through next Monday with cold weather. Before that in the evolution of the storm, it was actually giving some snow accumulations of 1-3" of snow in Northern Arkansas;
Not buying into this yet until there is more consistency, but since this is in the 4-7 day range, it is looking at least possible of happening.
As the Arctic Front envelopes the Central Plains and the Ohio Valley, on the leading edge of the Trough, a Low pressure forms in the Deep southeast. Looking at the snow amounts it was actually giving a good chunk of the Ohio Valley 4-8" of snowfall through next Monday with cold weather. Before that in the evolution of the storm, it was actually giving some snow accumulations of 1-3" of snow in Northern Arkansas;
Not buying into this yet until there is more consistency, but since this is in the 4-7 day range, it is looking at least possible of happening.