Good Wednesday to one and all. We have a very interesting weather day ongoing across the commonwealth of Kentucky. It isn’t often we talk about 50 degree temps and snow withing just a few hours of each other, but that is the case from this afternoon into later this evening.<\/p>\n
A strong cold front is barreling our way and will give most areas the shot at accumulating snows through early Thursday. This isn’t a lot of snow by any means, but will be enough to cause some issues for travel.<\/p>\n
Here’s a breakdown of how things look…<\/p>\n
– Gusty southwesterly winds will boost temps toward 50 degrees by early this afternoon as clouds filter in.<\/p>\n
– The cold front sweeps in this evening and drops temps quickly through the 30s. Upper 20s will then show up after the snow starts flying.<\/p>\n
– Our band of snow will be a fast mover and only give most areas a 3 or 4 hour window of flakes flying. Some moderate snows will be likely during this time.<\/p>\n
– Accumulations should generally be an inch or less, though a few spots could do a little bit better than that in a heavier burst.<\/p>\n
– Gusty winds will accompany that band of snow and some blowing snow will be possible as temps drop. We will wind up deep in the teens by Thursday morning…<\/p>\n
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