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Wednesday evening Winter Storm Update

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Counties along the Tennessee boarder and SE Kentucky are looking at .01-.10 inch of freezing rain/sleet.

I'm looking for a wide swath of 8-10" of snow from WKY northeastward. This includes almost the entire state.

 

 

NKY is looking at 6-8 inches this also includes Hendersonville. Also Franklin, Bowling Green, Columbia, Mt. Vernon, Jackson, Prestonsburg.

 

Southeast Kentucky is looking at 2-6".

 

There is an area of possible 10-12" Some of the cities in this area are Harrodsburg, Nicholasville, Richmond, Lexington, Paris, Georgetown, Winchester, Mt. Sterling, Morehead, Maysville, and Ashland.

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Counties along the Tennessee boarder and SE Kentucky are looking at .01-.10 inch of freezing rain/sleet.

I'm looking for a wide swath of 8-10" of snow from WKY northeastward. This includes almost the entire state.

 

 

NKY is looking at 6-8 inches this also includes Hendersonville. Also Franklin, Bowling Green, Columbia, Mt. Vernon, Jackson, Prestonsburg.

 

Southeast Kentucky is looking at 2-6".

 

There is an area of possible 10-12" Some of the cities in this area are Harrodsburg, Nicholasville, Richmond, Lexington, Paris, Georgetown, Winchester, Mt. Sterling, Morehead, Maysville, and Ashland.

I see Danville isn't listed in the 10-12". I'm guessing all the snow will miss us then, right? *fingers crossed and praying*
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I see Danville isn't listed in the 10-12". I'm guessing all the snow will miss us then, right? *fingers crossed and praying*

No it doesn't. It is impossible for me to list every single city and town. Danvile is in the 8-10" area. I try to list towns that are on the boarder of the accumulation areas.

Looks like Lawrenceburg is on the line. Towards Frankfort looks like a little less, Harrodsburg and south a little more. Guess I will see eventually.

nWo you have any idea what will be snow and what will be sleet? Really worried about my son going to work at 4:00 in the morning in Georgetown.

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nWo you have any idea what will be snow and what will be sleet? Really worried about my son going to work at 4:00 in the morning in Georgetown.

Looks like it will be all snow in your area. Little or no sleet accumulation. The thing is it will be a heavy wet snow so he will still have to be very careful driving in the morning.

The sleet just stopped here in OC. Now some big flakes. Sleet covered everything with a nice 1/4"

No it doesn't. It is impossible for me to list every single city and town. Danvile is in the 8-10" area. I try to list towns that are on the boarder of the accumulation areas.
Well damn, and I know you hear it all of the time but thanks for all you do. I ALWAYS come here for my weather and you are ALWAYS spot on and up to the minute. I'm officially spoiled by you in regards to weather forecasts. Keep up the good work !!!!!!!

Sleeting pretty heavy in Bardstown right now.

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Looks like that area I outlined for 10-12" is looking pretty good. Now a 70% of at least 8" in that area.

 

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From the Kentucky State Police:

 

TRAVEL ALERT: (Statewide) KSP asks that motorists PLEASE refrain from traveling tonight. The roads are extremely hazardous and will deteriorate as the evening goes on

White Death has set in here in south Louisville.

Still got ice pellets coming down in Bourbon City. Hard.

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