Ky Home Performance  

Good afternoon everyone. On a snowy first day of December… it makes for a perfect time to talk about a new and exciting partner for the blog. Ky Home Performance and Kentucky Weather Center have joined forces to spread the word about how Kentuckians can benefit from a wonderful new program. I am lending my name to the project and will be doing radio and tv ads for  Ky Home Performance in the coming weeks and months.

What exactly s this program all about and what can it do for you?


KY Home Performance is a single-family home improvement program designed to make homes more energy efficient, economical, and comfortable.



Homeowners can take advantage of a free on-line home energy assessment, locate and contact a certified KY Home Performance Professional, and have an in-home evaluation to determine where improvements are needed.  Cash rebates are available for eligible activities of up to 20 percent of the work completed up to $2,000, or to qualified homeowners, get a below-market rate unsecured loan of 6.99 percent for 10 years up to $20,000 (terms and conditions apply).  


KY Home Performance and certified industry professionals will perform a comprehensive whole -house energy evaluation of the home, make the necessary improvements that are homeowner-approved, and perform a quality assurance evaluation to verify the quality of the work completed.  In addition, the first 1,000 homes will receive an additional $150 towards the whole-house energy evaluation and a free quality assurance energy evaluation from a third-party quality provider.


Depending on the home improvements, homeowners may be able to save 20 percent or more on annual utility bills.


To learn more, please visit KYHomePerformance.org., or call toll-free at (877) 741-4306.

With a very wintry period ahead of us… this would be a good time to check them out and see how they can help you save some money. 

Some quick headlines about the weather…

– Snow showers and flurries will wind down later this afternoon into the evening. Any snow shower that hangs on after the sun goes down, could slicken up some roads.

– A streak of light snow and flurries will arrive on the scene late Thursday into early Friday.

– The weekend system has a lot of potential. The NAM has to much warm air advection as usual and the GFS is just sniffing it out. I still expect this clipper to track from Missouri into Tennessee. This would lay down a swath of accumulating snows to the north of the track Saturday into early Sunday. Could this lead to our first “threat mode” of the season?

– Wow! Cold and snow chances will rule from the weekend through next week.

I will have another update later this evening so check back. Have a great Wednesday and take care.