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Winter Weather Advisories

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Winter Weather Advisories are up for almost the entire state of Kentucky except for western Kentucky.

 

Watches, Warnings or Advisories for

Kentucky

This page shows alerts currently in effect for Kentucky and is normally updated every two-three minutes.

 

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Watches, Warnings or Advisories for

Kentucky

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Just looked at the advisory for the Boyd County area, it's showing 3-5 inches of snow. Does that go along with what your thinking @nWo or is that a bit high?

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Just looked at the advisory for the Boyd County area, it's showing 3-5 inches of snow. Does that go along with what your thinking @nWo or is that a bit high?

 

That's about what I was seeing this morning. I'll give a more detailed outlook later this evening after I get off work and can go over the latest information.

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Evening update:

 

Looks like most of the heaviest accumulations will be from around the I-64 corridor northward.

 

Cincinnati/NKY 1-3"

Owensboro 1-2"

Elizabethtown 2-4"

Louisville, Lexington 2-4"

Georgetown 2-4"

Richmond 1-3"

Maysville 2-4"

Between Mt. Sterling-Ashland 3-5"

Pikeville 2-4"

 

Dusting to 1" south of these areas to around the Tennessee border

 

These totals are through Friday.

Evening update:

 

Looks like most of the heaviest accumulations will be from around the I-64 corridor northward.

 

Cincinnati/NKY 1-3"

Owensboro 1-2"

Elizabethtown 2-4"

Louisville, Lexington 2-4"

Georgetown 2-4"

Richmond 1-3"

Maysville 2-4"

Between Mt. Sterling-Ashland 3-5"

Pikeville 2-4"

 

Dusting to 1" south of these areas to around the Tennessee border

 

These totals are through Friday.

 

Happy New Year to you and yours and thank you for the update....it's that time of year! :thumb:

When is it starting?

 

I heard tomorrow around noon, not sure if that's what our BGP weatherman has

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When is it starting?

 

Southern Indiana/Louisville area around 5 am ET

Should start moving into the Cincinnati/NKY area after 6 am ET

The rest of the area heaviest accumulation areas by late morning.

 

Any accumulations in the morning look to be light. Also Looks like the heaviest snow fall may hold off until the early afternoon. This information is as of the 18Z NAM model with the HRRR. Maybe able to give an update later this evening. More likely it will be early in the morning

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Happy New Year to you and yours and thank you for the update....it's that time of year! :thumb:

 

Same to you and thanks.

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Thought I would take a quick look at the Weather Prediction Center site. The first map shows the area with the possibility of getting 4" tomorrow. Those on the boarder with southern Indiana should stay alert. The total snow accumulations maybe going up.

 

The second map shows those in SEKY should be on the lookout from tomorrow night into Friday.

 

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Took me an hour and a half to get in and out of Kroger tonight. Had to wait in a prescription line 15 deep, then basically refill my fridge because all that was in there was a couple beers and a couple apples, and some condiments. And an unopened half gallon of Dec. 21 dated milk. It's skim, so it's probably still good. Place was packed with people and several sale items were long gone.

Took me an hour and a half to get in and out of Kroger tonight. Had to wait in a prescription line 15 deep, then basically refill my fridge because all that was in there was a couple beers and a couple apples, and some condiments. And an unopened half gallon of Dec. 21 dated milk. It's skim, so it's probably still good. Place was packed with people and several sale items were long gone.

 

:lol2::lol2:

 

It's always like this...people tend to over react just a bit :lol2:

Took me an hour and a half to get in and out of Kroger tonight. Had to wait in a prescription line 15 deep, then basically refill my fridge because all that was in there was a couple beers and a couple apples, and some condiments. And an unopened half gallon of Dec. 21 dated milk. It's skim, so it's probably still good. Place was packed with people and several sale items were long gone.

 

Had someone on Facebook ask if everyone had their French Toast kits for tomorrow. Took me a moment to figure out what they were referring to. :lol2:

@nWo

 

I have the first flight out of CVG on Sunday heading to Cancun, do you see any issues for Saturday/Sunday?

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