Historical Observations

A cold front crossing the area overnight, with a wave of low pressure moving up along it, will bring about a period of snow with temperatures falling below freezing, along with a brief period of gusty winds. Snow could accumulate one to two inches. This will lead to snow covered roads, with moisture freezing beneath the snow, along with reduced visibility. Be prepared for slick spots on untreated roads early this morning, particularly on bridges and overpasses. Please allow extra time to reach your destination.

Minor snow accumulations, generally around a coating to less than one-half inch, are expected as an upper disturbance and cold front move across eastern Kentucky through the pre-dawn hours Sunday. The snow will be brief in nature, and for many places be accompanied by west to northwest winds of 10 to 15 mph with gusts up to 25 mph. The combination of snow and gusty winds, though relatively brief in duration, may result in reduced visibility and potentially slick roads if out traveling late this evening into the overnight. Travelers are encouraged to slow down and use their low-beam headlights to ensure they reach their intended destination safely.

Light snow will move across the region this morning. Slippery conditions will be possible along roadways, particularly on untreated roads and overpasses. If traveling, be prepared for wintery driving conditions.

A few hours of light snow are expected late this evening, mainly after 8 pm. While accumulations will be light, some challenging travel conditions may develop given the cold temperatures. Use caution and allow for extra time to reach your destination.