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Winter Storm Watch 1/21-23/2016

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For the Paducah area I've seen anywhere from freezing rain of up 2/10" of ice and anywhere from 1-8" of snow. I say nothing happens down here

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So your saying there is no chance this thing haules tail eastward and misses us all together?

 

Uh no!

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For the Paducah area I've seen anywhere from freezing rain of up 2/10" of ice and anywhere from 1-8" of snow. I say nothing happens down here

 

Just checked .01-.10" of ice plus 3-6" of snow. Paducah may have close to an inch on the ground by Friday morning

Boone County closed tomorrow

Boone County closed tomorrow

 

Just got the call from Kenton.

So the Harrodsburg/Danville area looks to get 12-16" beginning early Friday morning?

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So the Harrodsburg/Danville area looks to get 12-16" beginning early Friday morning?

 

yeah sometime Friday morning

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As of this morning I'm feel pretty good about my latest accumulation totals. I'll check back throughout the day. Going to go back to bed for a little rest got up around 1:30 to check on latest updates.

 

Everyone should be all ready preparing for a major winter storm to hit Kentucky. First my main concern is the possible icing across a section of southern Kentucky on Friday morning centered on the Cumberland Pkwy. A swath of .01-.25" of ice accumulations is possible. This could cause some power outages in that area. The cities in this are include Madisonville, Central City, Bowling Green, Glasgow, Campbellsville, Columbia, Somerset, London, Corbin, Manchester. This area look to has 2-4" on the ground by Friday afternoon.

 

Don't worry NKY your snow is on the way. I'm still thinking 3-5 by Saturday evening.

 

There looks to be a path threw central and eastern Kentucky that look to get 12-16" cities included in this area include. Frankfort, Lexington, Danville, Nicholsaville, Richmond, Berea, Winchester, Mt. Sterling, Paris, Maysville, Ashland, Jackson, Pikeville, Paintsville, Prestonsburg.

 

Some in EKY could get upwards to around 18".

 

Louisville, Radcliff, Elizabethtown 6-8"

 

WKY is looking at 4-6" This includes Owensboro, Hopkinsville, Henderson, Madisonville.

Hasn't started yet in central KY, but it just looks like it's coming.

Entering the Etown area. Upton look like it already has maybe an inch.

Started in Nicholasville. Grainy, fine snow. Not yet covering driveway with the wind.

 

No newspaper though.

What time do you see it starting in the NKY area?

 

from the maps I looked at, I'd say pretty soon. Nothing yet here in West Bracken Co.

Friends in Harlan have experienced freezing rain, then sleet, now to snow. Already had 5" from Wednesday. Have an ice layer with 3-5" on top of it and still coming down!

 

The freezing rain element to this storm sucks!

What time do you see it starting in the NKY area?

I think closer to the afternoon Noon-2 PM.

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