March 2, 201412 yr I would hold off on thinking the worst is over. It never was said that it would all fall during the day on Sunday. I'm thankful that so far that the ice totals have been very low. Remember earlier in the week I said there would be two impulses that would come through then the main system would get her later Sunday night. This is supposed to last into the day on Monday. One last thing hope that the temps fall more than they have by the time the next system gets here or we'll be looking at the ice starting back up again. Agreed, and currently it is snow flurrying thanks to a 28 degree temp in NKY. Looks like snow and sleet for the remainder in NKY based on the upper level temps. Freezing rain thankfully will not be a part of the picture. Hoping that will be the case for all of Kentucky for the remainder of this storm.
March 2, 201412 yr Author Okay here's what I got out of the afternoon run Ice .50-.75" Northern line Franklin, Glasgow, Somerset, South of Mount Vernon, North of Hazard southern line Williamsburg, Barbourville, North of Pineville North of the above area .25-.50 Bowling Green, Berea, Pikeville North of the above area .01-.10" Elizabethtown,Frankfort, Lexington, Paris, Ashland Snow: 2-4" NKY, WKY 4-6" Louisville, Owensboro, Bowling Green 6-8" Elizabethtown, Bardstown, Campbellsville, Georgetown, Mount Sterling, Morehead, Ashland Richmond, Berea, Pikeville.
March 2, 201412 yr Author Here's a couple of maps showing probabilities of snow accumulation Both issued 3 pm this afternoon. 4"+ 8"+ 12"+
March 2, 201412 yr Author http://bluegrasspreps.com/bluegrasspreps-coms-break/winter-storm-tracking-273248.html
March 2, 201412 yr I'm not really a big fan of the AcuuWeather radar.Well I am not a meteorologist so I can't read all them fancy maps you post. LOL
March 2, 201412 yr Author Well I am not a meteorologist so I can't read all them fancy maps you post. LOL :lol2:
March 2, 201412 yr Author COMMONWEALTH EMERGENCY OPERATIONS CENTER ACTIVATES TO MONITOR WINTER STORM The Commonwealth Emergency Operations Center (CEOC) activated today at 3 pm at Level III to monitor the winter storm crossing the Commonwealth today through tomorrow afternoon. Level III staffing includes state and private sector partners and other officials. For additional weather preparedness information, visit www.kyem.ky.gov. Call 511 or check www.511.ky.gov for road conditions if you must travel.
March 2, 201412 yr The ice apocalypse has started in Louisville. I was just getting ready to post this same thing. :lol: It's sounding all crackley out there.
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