In central Kentucky, Sunday started with scattered rain and a wintry mix, particularly affecting the northern regions. This precipitation transitioned to rain and then quickly moved out of the area, allowing for some afternoon sunshine.
Temperature Variations Across Kentucky
Temperatures today are expected to reach the mid-40s in central Kentucky, while southern parts could see highs in the lower 50s. However, an arctic cold front is approaching the Ohio Valley tonight.
Forecast for The Coming Days
- After the front passes, more rain will fall, transitioning into light snow.
- Snow accumulation could range from a light coating to one inch across most areas.
- Eastern Kentucky mountains may receive up to two inches of snow.
On Tuesday, high pressure will bring dryer conditions, with temperatures rebounding to the mid-40s. The weather will maintain this stability into Wednesday.
Upcoming Wintry Weather
As Wednesday concludes, a shift in the weather pattern is anticipated. A series of clipper systems from Canada will affect the region, resulting in cooler air and precipitation chances.
- Expect a wintry mix on Wednesday.
- Mainly snow is likely toward the end of the week.
Stay informed with updates on the forecast as these systems develop for the most accurate predictions regarding winter weather.
