Prepare for significant snowfall tonight as a weather alert is in effect for Louisville, Kentucky. Rain and sleet will transition to all snow overnight, creating potentially dangerous travel conditions.
Expected Snowfall Accumulations
As temperatures drop, residents can anticipate total snow accumulations between 2 to 4 inches. Areas south of the Kentucky Parkways will see lesser amounts, generally less than one inch. Snowfall will likely taper off by sunrise tomorrow, but travel disruptions may persist due to slick roads.
Travel Advisory
- Untreated roads may become treacherous as they turn snow-covered and icy.
- Moderate to poor travel conditions expected overnight.
The ALERT DAY remains active into Tuesday as temperatures struggle to rise above freezing. Conditions will remain cloudy and cold throughout the day, and by Tuesday night, temperatures are predicted to plunge into the teens and low 20s.
Winter Weather Preparedness
Black ice is a concern for untreated or wet roads that will refreeze overnight. Motorists are advised to drive cautiously and allow extra time for travel.
Looking Ahead
- Wednesday: Expect a cold day with highs in the 30s and a mix of sun and clouds.
- Late Wednesday night: An Arctic front will bring light snow and flurries.
- Next weekend: Another round of light snow is anticipated.
Stay informed and be prepared as winter weather impacts the Louisville area. Keep up with the latest updates to ensure safe travel conditions during these snowy times.
