Good Tuesday afternoon everyone. Another big snowstorm is rolling across the plains today and is expected to deliver us a glancing shot of snow. More on that in a moment.

In the short term… it’s windy and cold with leftover flurries and snow showers. These snow showers are getting a bit frisky across parts of northern and eastern Kentucky and can lay down a local half to one inch of snow. Follow them here…



Temps today are struggling into the low and mid 20s for many areas as gusty winds drop our wind chills down into the single digits at times…

Current Temps


Wind Chill


The next storm is one that has been on our radar for over a  week now. The heaviest snows will be confined to the plains states where another snowstorm will be hitting areas of Oklahoma, Texas and Arkansas. The snows will streak in here from west to east Wednesday and can only make it so far north. It is southern Kentucky that has the possibility of getting 4″ of snow out of this storm and for that reason we have upgraded the far southern and western counties to a Winter Storm Threat.

Here is a look at how this may play out…



Again… there should be an invisible wall across northern Kentucky that keeps the snow from coming very far to the north. I cannot tell you exactly where that sets up and those lines may go north or south over the next 24 hours. Let’s see what trends we can gather from the radar trends and new computer runs later today and tonight.

I will update things again later today so check back. Take care.