February 24, 201610 yr Snow looks to return tonight and last into Thursday. Generally light amounts of accumulations at this time. The heaviest amounts look to be from the I-75 corridor towards the east. 1-2" can be expected east of I-75. While up to 1" will be possible for the rest of Kentucky. Parts of WKY generally around the Paducah area could see 1-2". This are my preliminary totals. A shift to the south of the storm track could raise these totals. Stay weather aware today because we could see some thunderstorms before the rain changes to snow.
February 24, 201610 yr Author NKY will shut down with a inch of snow. Looks to be 1.5" in the Cincinnati area.
February 24, 201610 yr We could be in Northern Indiana or Chicagoland where are they expecting 4-8" and blizzard conditions. The 1.5 will be just fine... Thank you for the forecast nWo!
February 24, 201610 yr Looks to be 1.5" in the Cincinnati area. That means blizzard conditions for NKY. Better get the milk and bread for sandwiches!
February 24, 201610 yr It's definitely coming in all its fury...I just got my car washed and cleaned yesterday.
February 24, 201610 yr R E L A X - this will all melt by Friday/Saturday with temps near or above 60 by Sunday.
February 24, 201610 yr We also washed both. That salt and brine combination is a killer on the undercarriage and brake lines. Papaw is a retired mechanic who REALLY believes in maintenance and oil spraying the undercarriage, just don't park in your garage or on your concrete driveway until you thoroughly wash it off, before winter weather hits. :greedy:
February 24, 201610 yr R E L A X - this will all melt by Friday/Saturday with temps near or above 60 by Sunday. Who's not relaxed?
February 24, 201610 yr In my garage, the shovel hangs above the lawnmower. Welcome to this part of the world.
February 24, 201610 yr Pavement temperatures are in the 40's and 50's across much of the state. I'd guess most accumulation will be on grassy areas, and any that does accumulate on the roadways won't last very long.
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