Good afternoon, folks. Our light snow maker on the way for later this evening into tonight continues to focus more and more on the southern half of the state. This is where a narrow corridor of wet snow will fall as low pressure zips across the Tennessee Valley into early Saturday.

The New Call For Snowfall shows the south shift…

Once again, that is a super sharp northern cutoff on the wet snow line, and yes, this is a wet snow. Do I expect the entire corridor of 1″-3″ to pick up between 1″ and 3″ of snow? Probably not, but within that region is where the snow swath is likely to show up.

As of this writing, none of southeastern Kentucky has been put under the Winter Weather Advisory…

That’s the region covered by the NWS in Jackson.

Many of these areas are still in the 50s, but cold air is crashing in from the west and northwest. As the precipitation moves in, it starts as rain then goes over to a mix then a quick-hitting period of wet snow. Snowfall rates will overcome the warm ground to cause some slick travel overnight for areas getting in on the “snow zone”.

Here are your tracking tools to watch the action overspread the region from the west…

Hamburg Area from WKYT Studio
Lexington

I-75 @ Newtown Pike
Lexington

-75/I-64 Southern Split Lexington

Georgetown


I-64 at KY-801
Near Morehead

I-64Β MP 97
Winchester
I-64 WB @ MP 97

Mountain Parkway near Slade

London

Pine Mountain

Jenkins

Florence

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Covington

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Louisville

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E-town

Bowling Green

Paducah

I will update as needed. Have a good one and take care.