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<\/p>\nGood Monday, everyone. As the Commonwealth tries to recover from deadly and devastating flooding, Mother Nature is still in an unforgiving mood with a harsh week of winter weather on tap. Snowy roads are out there this morning with a winter storm on the way.<\/p>\n
Many Kentucky counties and rivers are still under Flood Warnings and will be for a bit longer, especially along the rivers where severe flooding is ongoing. We also start the day with a Winter Weather Advisory for some and Winter Storm Watches and possible warnings for the next system.<\/p>\n
To say this Watch\/Warning\/Advisory map is colorful is an understatement…<\/p>\n
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Light snow streaks into the region from the west late tonight and early Tuesday. That will bring a swath of light accumulations in a narrow band and will likely cause some slick spots.<\/p>\n
Our developing winter storm then rolls from west to east across the state Tuesday night through Thursday. Here’s what I think we know:<\/p>\n
Believe it or not, I think the GFS has a pretty good handle on this whole setup, as does the EURO.<\/p>\n
Here’s what it has for the “sneaky” light snowfall tonight and early Tuesday…<\/p>\n
Here’s my First Call for Snowfall through the entire event…<\/p>\n You can see how the swath of heavier snows becomes narrower through central Kentucky before picking back up in the far east. There’s a chance I split that into two areas of 4″-8″ with one in the west and one far east. That would leave central Kentucky in the 3″-6″ idea.<\/p>\n The GFS is the most aggressive model with total snow numbers…<\/p>\n The EURO is a little lighter…<\/p>\n Bitterly cold wind chills will accompany the Wednesday system and those numbers absolutely tank by Thursday and Friday mornings. Wind chills go well below zero by Thursday morning…<\/p>\n Actual low temps make a run at 0 or below by Friday morning…<\/p>\n This is just a very ugly week of winter weather, folks.<\/p>\n I’d really like to say we are done with winter, but the pattern for the final week of February into the start of March potential for more winter weather…<\/p>\n Updates come your way later today. As usual, I have your tracking tools including our Kentucky Weather Cams<\/a>\u00a0to watch the wild weather across entire region\u2026<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/kyweathercenter.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/02\/GFS-17.png\")
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