Updated 8pm, Thursday 1/17
A potent cold front and upper level jet stream will combine to produce a wild weekend of weather. Rain will come in early Saturday morning…and increase in intensity during the day.
Expect rainfall amounts of 1 to 2 inches with southern Kentucky likely seeing the higher amounts. This rainfall will cause streams and creeks to rise along with rivers, especially the Green River and Rough Rivers.
On Saturday evening….temperatures will plummet some 20 to 30 degrees as an arctic cold front plows through. There will be a transition from rain to snow in the late afternoon to evening hours and then very strong northwesterly winds for the overnight hours.
Snowfall accumulations of 1 to 3 inch snowfall are likely across southern Indiana and areas of central Kentucky mainly along and north of I-64 Saturday night into early Sunday morning. Over the rest of central Kentucky a quick dusting is possible.
Temperatures and especially wind chills will plummet with winds of 20 to 30 mph Saturday night into Sunday morning. Wind Chills will be single digits Sunday morning and near 0 Monday morning.
Try to avoid going outdoors overnight Saturday through early Sunday morning due to bitterly cold temperatures. There is a good chance that any wet roads will become slick as the cold air blasts into the region, with icy roads possible through Sunday morning.
Stay up to date of the latest forecasts as details are likely to change leading up to the event.
Updated 9:15am, Thursday 1/17
A potent cold front and upper-level jet stream will combine to produce a wild weekend of weather. Rain will come in late Friday night…and increase in intensity on Saturday. Expect rainfall amounts of 1 to 2 inches with southern Kentucky possibly getting up to 3 inches. This rainfall will cause streams and creeks to rise along with rivers, especially the Green River and Rough Rivers.
On Saturday evening….temperatures will plummet some 20 to 30 degrees as an arctic cold front plows through. There will be a brief period of a wintry mix of sleet…freezing rain and snow. Next comes a period of snow and very strong northwesterly winds for the overnight hours.
There is uncertainty on the exact track of the surface low, thus the exact snow amounts are unclear. Data suggests a 1 to 3-inch snowfall across southern Indiana and areas of central Kentucky along and north of I-64 Saturday night into early Sunday morning.
Temperatures and especially wind chills will plummet with winds of 20 to 30 mph Saturday night into Sunday morning. Wind Chills will be single digits Sunday morning and near 0 Monday morning.
Try to avoid going outdoors overnight Saturday through early Sunday morning due to bitterly cold temperatures. There is a good chance of a flash freeze Saturday night.
Stay up to date of the latest forecasts as details are likely to change leading up to the event.
A potent cold front and upper-level jet stream will combine to produce a wild weekend of weather. Rain will come in late Friday night…and increase in intensity on Saturday. Expect Rainfall amounts of 1 to 2 inches with southern Kentucky possibly getting up to 3 inches. This will cause streams and creeks to rise along with rivers, especially the Green River and Rough Rivers.
On Saturday evening….temperatures will plummet some 20 to 30 degrees as an arctic cold front plows through. There will be a brief period of a wintry mix of sleet…freezing rain and snow. Next comes a period of snow and very strong northwesterly winds for the overnight hours.
There is uncertainty on the exact track of the surface low, thus the exact snow amounts are unclear. Data suggests a 1 to 2 inch snowfall across the northern half of the area Saturday night into early Sunday morning.
Temperatures and especially wind chills will plummet with winds of 20 to 30 mph Saturday night into Sunday morning. Wind Chills will be single digits Sunday morning and near zero Monday morning.
Try to avoid going outdoors overnight Saturday through early Sunday morning due to bitterly cold temperatures. There is a good chance of a flash freeze Saturday night.
Stay up to date of the latest forecasts as details are likely to change leading up to the event.
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