We've been fortunate to have only rain in southeast Kentucky. This is the second snow in a week that our area has missed and got the wet stuff instead of the white. Suits me just fne.

We've been fortunate to have only rain in southeast Kentucky. This is the second snow in a week that our area has missed and got the wet stuff instead of the white. Suits me just fne.

 

You're not out of the clear just yet, wait til day break before you claim that.

Not a freaking thing here, just rain which has pretty much saturated my yard

We've been fortunate to have only rain in southeast Kentucky. This is the second snow in a week that our area has missed and got the wet stuff instead of the white. Suits me just fne.

 

Boooooooooo

It just took me 3 hours to drive from Morehead to Danville. This is the most snow I remember in a while. The roads were absolutely terrible.

It just took me 3 hours to drive from Morehead to Danville. This is the most snow I remember in a while. The roads were absolutely terrible.

 

They're now saying NKY could see 4-8 inches. Love it

A inch or two here in Clark Co.

I'd say we picked up 3 inches in Crescent Springs.

Looks like about 3" here in Maysville. No road treatment yet in our little subdivision.

Yawn' date=' here we go again, another 1-2 inch of snow winter storm, oh how times have changed. I sure hope we get something, there is so much salt on the roads it's like driving on gravel roads. I, like everyone else has given up on snow since the mid 90's[/quote']

 

How about now? ;D

Looks like about 3" here in Maysville. No road treatment yet in our little subdivision.

 

Same here in northern Pendleton County.

We got closer to 5" up here in the "mountains."

Still hope to see a snowfall of over 8 inches this winter, but, I won't hold my breath.

Looks like about 3" here in Maysville. No road treatment yet in our little subdivision.

 

They are really good here about getting out and clearing ours fast.

Are the roads in NKY okay? Interstates?