Good evening, folks. Snow showers and snow squalls are slowly winding down after putting down light accumulations today. The snowy weather is also being accompanied by gusty winds and cold temps bringing frigid wind chills.
My Twitter feed is lit with snow pics and vidoes, so go check it out. Here’s just a sample from the day…
Whiteout over UK! Check out this Snow Squall Monday on UK Campus! Wow! @Kentuckyweather #KYwx pic.twitter.com/yJFD8J7PIy
— KY-WX Video (@KYphotog1) December 18, 2023
The next squall! Santa doing push ups! SE Lexington in Andover Hill. @Kentuckyweather @JimWKYT @NWSLouisville #kywx pic.twitter.com/AFksbci0Va
— Bruce Bishop (@brewsky1701) December 18, 2023
@Kentuckyweather 1st snow in Georgetown got us like….💙 pic.twitter.com/EYUi1nijau
— Amanda Tyce Allen (@AmandaTyce17) December 18, 2023
Additional light accumulations are likely in a few spots this evening, especially in the east and southeast. This will cause some slick travel to develop with bridges and overpasses being most vulnerable. Track whatever is out there on our radars…
Wind chills are in the teens this evening and drop to around 10 late tonight and early Tuesday.
Temps moderate starting on Wednesday as we roll toward a Christmas weekend that’s above normal with the chance for a few showers. The best chance comes with a big storm system working in here on Christmas Day. That one brings about a pattern change to much colder behind it and we have to watch for a winter system coming in right behind it.
Some of the operational models are hinting at this…
I’ll deep dive on this setup with my overnight post. Have a good one and take care.
Enjoyed the festive flakes today! Watching the snow showers and listening to Christmas music while working from home was nice!