Good Tuesday afternoon everyone. We continue to watch our mid week storm that is going to bring a swath of snow into the state. The storm track is pretty much set now as we did see this thing trend west from a few days ago.

Here’s a brief breakdown…

– A stalled out boundary is draped across the eastern part of the state and will slowly work eastward into Wednesday.

– Low pressure will develop along this front early Wednesday across the Carolinas and lift northward into Wednesday night.

– This will be a fast moving storm that starts out with rain early Wednesday before mixing with and changing to snow in the afternoon and evening as cold air wraps in.

– The best chance for accumulating snows will be across the eastern part of the state as this area will be closer to the low. That said… don’t be surprised to see some flakes flying all the way back into central and western Kentucky early in the day.

Here’s the first call…



– If  we had a colder ground , I would probably go for a little more than what’s being shown. There will be quite a bit of melting and the best accumulations will be on elevated surfaces and in the higher elevations.

– This will be a very slushy snow that will fall in a 6-8 hour window for many.

– Temps by Thursday morning will dip into the 20s meaning some slick travel will be possible.

I will have updates as needed later today and will freshen up the snow forecast map as we get closer. I will send out quick updates via twitter, too. Have a great afternoon and take care.