Category Archives: Kentucky Weather

Well we will see a little break in the wintry weather this weekend, however as this past snow storm swung through it brought down some bitterly cold air behind the system. Today will be by far the coldest with a … Continue reading →

Winter storm to affect our region Thursday through Thursday night. An upper level trough is digging in the west in association with a surface low forming off the leeward side of the Rockies in the Texas Panhandle. As the low … Continue reading →

After evaluating the more reliable 0z (0z and 12z runs use observed upper air data from the U.S. radiosonde network) suite of model runs, there remains favorable continuity with the last set of model runs with only a sharpening of … Continue reading →

Following this weekends cool blast and a more active southern stream, A significant winter storm will impact the deep south tonight through Tuesday. However, for our neck of the woods, most of the heavy accumulations will remain down south. A … Continue reading →

A system to our south is bringing some snow south of the KY/TN line, but north of the state line could see some snow flurries through mid morning to early afternoon. No snow accumulation is expected in central and south … Continue reading →

A high pressure is building in over the area as we head into the evening hours and quickly moves out of the region by tomorrow afternoon.  There is a slight chance of flurries/sprinkles Wednesday afternoon into the evening, however best … Continue reading →

The main Heavy snow band tonight has tracked further south than expected thus another holiday update. Snowfall rates have been up to an inch and hour within this period of heavy snow with reported totals of 1-1.5 inches from the … Continue reading →

Temperatures have gone at or slightly above freezing this morning. Precipitation is moving in from the Missouri valley and should arrive in the region late this afternoon. With the temperatures near freezing and faster timing of the system this precipitation … Continue reading →

Over the past few days modeling has been going back and forth on a phased or unphased storm for Saturday. If the storm is unphased the snow will be more disorganized and lighter across the region, if the storm were … Continue reading →

That is the question on the minds of many kids awaiting Christmas morning. A white christmas always adds a little extra for the holiday season and the pressure is on meteorologists to provide. Annually snowfall is only about 10 inches … Continue reading →