JACKSON, Ky. — Warm November sunshine could give way to wet mountain roads, scattered snowflakes and freezing temperatures across eastern Kentucky. Jackson could swing from 68 degrees Wednesday to just 25 degrees by Sunday morning, a striking 43-degree contrast.
According to the National Weather Service in Jackson, rain chances increase Wednesday evening before colder air brings possible rain and snow showers Friday.
The Weather Prediction Center reports that an unusually strong surge of polar air will spread across the eastern United States late this week…