Good Sunday, everyone. We are back to tracking another round of snow, sleet, freezing rain and rain across the state. This mess rolls from south to north early today and is likely to cause widespread travel issues. It doesn’t stop here… another round may be on the way later Monday into early Tuesday.<\/p>\n
Some headlines to start you off…<\/p>\n
– All areas will get in on wintry weather, at least at the start. Southern areas will go over to rain fairly early in the day. That rain line creeps northward into the afternoon and evening.<\/p>\n
– There’s some indication of this trying to be a bit more of a snow maker across the northern half of the state. That will be interesting to watch. Can we get a narrow thumping band to set up somewhere?<\/p>\n
– Areas that do start as snow will go over to sleet and freezing rain for a while. Rain will try to take over by the end of the day.<\/p>\n
– With colder air in place and a colder road temp… travel will be greatly impacted by whatever falls.<\/p>\n
– The rain across southeastern Kentucky will be locally heavy through Monday and could create additional high water problems.<\/p>\n
– Whatever is falling on Monday will go back over to a light wintry mix of a touch of snow from west to east.<\/p>\n
Many models have been going back and forth on how much of a wave develops Monday night into early Tuesday. The NAM has the best signal for something on Tuesday…<\/p>\n
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