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Winter Weather Advisories

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@nWo

 

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

 

Other than temps in the mid teens no I don't see any issues.

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Morning update:

 

The system looks to take a little bit more southerly track. This mean more wide spread snow accumulations for Kentucky. Also now WKY seems to be getting in on the action. Those in EKY look to receive the most snow fall for today. The WPC has them with the best chance to receive 4".

 

The following accumulation outlook is through 7 pm ET tonight. There looks to be a short cutoff to the snow along the southern edge of the system. This edge looks to be around the Cumberland Pkway. North of the Pkwy just about all of the state can expect 1-3". There appears to be a thin band of heavy snow where the accumulations may top 3" from the Cumberland pkwy to about Richmond to around Jackson. For the timing I'm still going with what I posted yesterday. Some may seem some snow early this morning but the heaviest snow looks to be during the afternoon.

 

I'll try to post updates during the day when I can.

 

2-4"

Jackson, Richmond

 

1-3"

Lexington, Paducah, Owensboro, Elizabethtown, Louisville, Cincinnati/NKY, Maysville.

 

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:lol2::lol2:

 

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

 

That's due in part to "the sky is falling" TV weather forecasters that whip folks up to a froth. Excluding our own NWO.

That's due in part to "the sky is falling" TV weather forecasters that whip folks up to a froth. Excluding our own NWO.

No Froth for NWO. Foam or Fizz, maybe, but he draws the line at Froth.

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No Froth for NWO. Foam or Fizz, maybe, but he draws the line at Froth.

:thumb: :clap: :lol:

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It's actually snowing right now over most of the state but because the air is so dry it's not reaching the ground. Once the moisture content of the air rises enough the snow will start reaching the ground. This is called virga.

Nice dusting coated everything when I left this morning about 8:00. Road was slick in a couple spots. Haven't looked outside again since I've been at work.

Really wish this would've came through last night rather than today. I wouldn't have minded working from home today.

Just a few flurries here in the Ashland area so far. My siding guys even showed up and are up on walkboards as I type this lol. Ran out and grabbed them a bag of rock salt in case they decide they want it.

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Update:

 

Southeast Kentucky accumulation totals are going up.

Those in the area around and east of I-75 south of the Mountain Pkwy could see 4-6" by Friday morning. Corbin area is now looking at 2-4".

Just left Cvg airport, everything running fine there, most of the roads around the airport are ok, snowing pretty good in Florence now.

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Any updates on NKY totals? Still the 2" range?

 

I think 1-2" but mainly around an inch. The system is taking a more southerly track.

Other than temps in the mid teens no I don't see any issues.

 

Thanks sir

I think 1-2" but mainly around an inch. The system is taking a more southerly track.

There is 1-2 inches on the ground now in Florence area. It is not snowing right now. Are you saying there will be an additional 1-2 inches?

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