Good Sunday afternoon. Snow showers have been common across the bluegrass state this afternoon and have even put down a short-lived covering. The main snow action arrives later this evening into tonight and this will leave behind a swath of accumulating snows from northwest to southeast.

A band of moderate to heavy snow will setup tonight and the exact question is still in question as it depends on the track of our clipper. Here is a first call for snowfall…

Let me start out by saying I’m being a little conservative with that call. I do expect a few spots of 4″ of snow within the 1″-3″ corridor and the possibility of a little more than 4″ in the far southeast. The lines you see above are not set in stone and may expand a little in any direction.

The snow will create slick roads overnight and likely to lead to a snow day for some on Monday. This will be a wet snowfall that will create some picturesque scenes.

Enjoy it… temps will soar by Tuesday with a mild rest of the week ahead of us.

Off to Lexington I go to begin my new job as Chief Meteorologist at WKYT-TV in Lexington on Monday. Wish me luck. 🙂

I will have another update at some point later tonight. Have a great evening and take care.