Good Saturday, everyone. It’s a super wintry day taking place across the region today as a wave of low pressure zips through the Ohio Valley. This is bringing rain and snow with a pocket of sleet even possible. Oh, and there’s another wintry system coming behind it by Tuesday.

A few thoughts on today’s system:

  • A swath of light to moderate snow streaks across western Kentucky and then northeast toward northern parts of the state.
  • That area can pick up a coating to 2″ of snow with most of that on grassy and elevated surfaces. This more of a novelty than anything and whatever falls may not last very long, so catch it while you can.
  • Areas of southern and eastern Kentucky will mainly see a cold rain before ending as a light mix.
  • The buffer zone in between likely has a bit of a mix and even some sleet.
  • Northwest winds kick in late this afternoon through tonight and that should bring snow showers and flurries to the eastern half of the state.

Here’s a look at the Last Call For Snowfall…

In terms of the snow shower and flurry potential tonight. You can see this action on these future radars…

NAM

HI RES NAM

The next storm system rolls in Monday night and Tuesday and looks like another messy one. This may bring rain and snow back into our part of the world and this is just getting to the end range of the NAM. Here’s the future radar from 7pm Monday-7am Tuesday…

That may be followed by some snow showers and flurries for Wednesday and Thursday. We will need to watch for another system arriving late next week or into the weekend as another massive trough takes hold…

 

Check out that massive block in Alaska and the Yukon!

I will update things later today. I leave you with all the winter tracking tools you need for the day…

LEXINGTON

Lexington - Downtown

WKYT Tower

 

LOUISVILLE

COVINGTON AREA

FRANKFORT

GEORGETOWN

BOWLING GREEN

PADUCAH

E-TOWN

MAYSVILLE

Don’t forget to check out the weathercams page for additional cams from across the state. Have a sensational snowy Saturday and take care.