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- This is a healthy swath of snow moving in, and it’s slowing down.<\/li>\n
- The best chance for snow across the west and north is this evening, with that action slowly dropping south and east. Southeastern Kentucky won’t get the best snows until Tuesday and Tuesday night.<\/li>\n
- A general 1″-3″ is likely for the entire region. Some embedded heavier bands of snow can drop 4″ amounts. Given the random nature of these bands, it’s hard to pinpoint exactly where they set up.<\/li>\n
- There’s no reason for a snowfall map, because everyone is within the same range. \ud83d\ude42<\/li>\n
- Some snow showers and flurries may develop on Wednesday, putting down additional light accumulations.<\/li>\n
- Bitterly cold temps will surge in behind the front. The numbers by Tuesday afternoon will range from 10-15 in most areas, with wind chills much colder. Zero or below temps show up by Wednesday morning.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
I will update things later today, and have the latest on WKYT-TV starting at 4pm.<\/p>\n
Here are your tracking tools to take you until my evening update…<\/p>\n
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