Several of our Kentucky counties are under a Winter Weather Advisory Sunday. The advisory counties include: Green, Taylor, Marion, Washington, Nelson, Shelby, Larue, and Hart countiesA Winter Storm Warning is in effect for Adair County.Early on Sunday, a few southern counties picked up a light, icy mix of sleet and freezing rain. The roads, mainly elevated and untreated surfaces, could be slippery. Live radar | Download the appLight snow developed in some counties of southern Indiana early on Saturday morning. Despite the modest accumulations, Indiana State Police reported numerous accidents. Here is look at some of the light southern Indiana snow.Stay up-to-date on the forecast in the WLKY weather sectionSunday morning, a light wintry mix will track north and east before changing over to all snow. Here is a look at some of the forecast models: Sunday afternoonSunday evening Monday morningThe heaviest of the snow could clip our far east and southeast communities and points east into eastern Kentucky. In this region, amounts of 3 to 6 inches can be expected. The potential for a heavier band of snow to develop is also possible, with amounts over 6 inches in spots mainly over far eastern Kentucky. Farther north and west, snowfall amounts are expected to rapidly taper off as 1 to 3 inches of snow will be possible in a narrow band to the east and south of Louisville. Through the Louisville metro and points west and north, even lighter amounts are currently forecast with totals of 1 inch or less expected.Please keep in mind that snow forecasts often change. A small shift in the eventual storm track across our region can have big impacts on snow chances and amounts. In this storm, especially there is a very sharp gradient between locations getting an accumulation of snow and other areas receiving nothing. A final bout of light snow and flurries is in the forecast Monday for the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday, with an additional dusting of snow possible. If you have travel plans across the region this weekend, stay up-to-date on forecast changes and plan on extra time to reach your destination safely.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. —
Several of our Kentucky counties are under a Winter Weather Advisory Sunday.
The advisory counties include: Green, Taylor, Marion, Washington, Nelson, Shelby, Larue, and Hart counties
A Winter Storm Warning is in effect for Adair County.
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Early on Sunday, a few southern counties picked up a light, icy mix of sleet and freezing rain.
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Mixed precip in Leitchfield. It’s hard to tell from the photo because there are small ice pellets accumulating as well but there is a nice glaze of ice on certain elevated surfaces, cars, small tree limbs, etc. Roads just wet at this time. #kywx @NWSLouisville pic.twitter.com/BnZlHUY1tn
— Dustin Knight (@anvilcrawlerwx) January 16, 2022
The roads, mainly elevated and untreated surfaces, could be slippery.
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Light snow developed in some counties of southern Indiana early on Saturday morning. Despite the modest accumulations, Indiana State Police reported numerous accidents.
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Here is look at some of the light southern Indiana snow.
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Stay up-to-date on the forecast in the WLKY weather section
Sunday morning, a light wintry mix will track north and east before changing over to all snow. Here is a look at some of the forecast models:
Sunday afternoon
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Sunday evening
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Monday morning
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The heaviest of the snow could clip our far east and southeast communities and points east into eastern Kentucky. In this region, amounts of 3 to 6 inches can be expected. The potential for a heavier band of snow to develop is also possible, with amounts over 6 inches in spots mainly over far eastern Kentucky. Farther north and west, snowfall amounts are expected to rapidly taper off as 1 to 3 inches of snow will be possible in a narrow band to the east and south of Louisville. Through the Louisville metro and points west and north, even lighter amounts are currently forecast with totals of 1 inch or less expected.
Please keep in mind that snow forecasts often change.
A small shift in the eventual storm track across our region can have big impacts on snow chances and amounts. In this storm, especially there is a very sharp gradient between locations getting an accumulation of snow and other areas receiving nothing.
Hearst Owned
A final bout of light snow and flurries is in the forecast Monday for the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday, with an additional dusting of snow possible.
If you have travel plans across the region this weekend, stay up-to-date on forecast changes and plan on extra time to reach your destination safely.
