Mother nature may be piling more snow on top of what we already received come Wednesday night and Thursday.A storm developing out west will take aim at the Ohio Valley Wednesday night into Thursday afternoon. A winter storm watch has been issued for areas south of Louisville (generally south of the parkways) for Wednesday night and Thursday.While this will not be a huge snowstorm, several inches of snow will be possible. At this time, we are expecting generally light snow on the order of 1 to 3″ over southern Indiana – south through Louisville and then down to near the Parkways. South of the WKY Pkwy and BG Pkwy snow amounts could be a bit heavier and generally range from 2 to 4 inches with a few localized areas possibly nearing 5 inches.One thing that will be guaranteed are cold temperatures.Just about the entire region will start out in the single digits Wednesday morning and those areas with deeper snow cover will be close to zero!Scattered, light snow showers or flurries will be possible during the afternoon. Then, light snow will overtake the region as we push through Wednesday night. We’ll be watching for even a chance for a little freezing drizzle to mix in from time to time Thursday morning. Then more pockets of light snow are expected to move through on occasion into and through Thursday afternoonThe light snow is expected to end by Thursday evening as the storm system pulls out of the Ohio Valley. The good news is we will finally climb above freezing as we push through the weekend, hopefully offering some winter weather relief.
Mother nature may be piling more snow on top of what we already received come Wednesday night and Thursday.
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A storm developing out west will take aim at the Ohio Valley Wednesday night into Thursday afternoon. A winter storm watch has been issued for areas south of Louisville (generally south of the parkways) for Wednesday night and Thursday.
While this will not be a huge snowstorm, several inches of snow will be possible. At this time, we are expecting generally light snow on the order of 1 to 3″ over southern Indiana – south through Louisville and then down to near the Parkways. South of the WKY Pkwy and BG Pkwy snow amounts could be a bit heavier and generally range from 2 to 4 inches with a few localized areas possibly nearing 5 inches.
One thing that will be guaranteed are cold temperatures.
Just about the entire region will start out in the single digits Wednesday morning and those areas with deeper snow cover will be close to zero!
Scattered, light snow showers or flurries will be possible during the afternoon.
Then, light snow will overtake the region as we push through Wednesday night.
We’ll be watching for even a chance for a little freezing drizzle to mix in from time to time Thursday morning.
Then more pockets of light snow are expected to move through on occasion into and through Thursday afternoon
The light snow is expected to end by Thursday evening as the storm system pulls out of the Ohio Valley.
The good news is we will finally climb above freezing as we push through the weekend, hopefully offering some winter weather relief.
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