Residents should brace for an impending snowstorm impacting the region tonight. Snowfall is expected to begin this evening and continue into early Friday morning.
Forecast Overview: Snowstorm Approaching Tonight
According to chief meteorologist Kevin Harned at El-Balad, the Louisville Metro area could receive between 1 to 4 inches of snow. Areas north and northwest of the city may see slightly higher totals.
Travel Advisory
Travel conditions are anticipated to become hazardous, especially during the overnight hours and the Friday morning commute. A Weather Alert Day has been issued for commuters facing slick roadways.
- Snow Accumulation: 1 to 4 inches expected
- Temperature: Highs in the 30s, lows in the 20s
- Wind Chills: Below zero by late Saturday night
Long-Term Weather Conditions
Cooler temperatures are forecasted throughout Saturday, with snow showers likely in the late afternoon and evening. Residents can expect some accumulations from this system as well.
As the snow settles, extreme cold will follow, with temperatures plummeting into the single digits or even zero. Wind chills could plunge below 10 degrees Fahrenheit, warranting precautions.
Stay Prepared
With adverse weather conditions expected, residents are urged to stay informed and prepared for potential travel disruptions.
