Current Official Hourly Observation (taken at :53 on the hour)
8:40 PM Update
Our NWS issued the following statement at 8:32 PM:
Also watching much lighter snow than we saw earlier tonight work SE down I-24. Radar at 8:29 PM:
7:30 PM Update
Sleet changed to snow after dark, and we even had thundersnow, which is rare for us.
Although a few flurries will linger over the next hour or so (until 9 PM), this is no more than a dusting. However, the snow/sleet/rain now on our ground has nothing to do but freeze. Temps are rocketing south: 26 by 9 PM, 17 by Midnight (which will be our high for the day), on our way to single digits from 6 AM Monday until 9 AM Tuesday.
Later tonight, there’s a chance we could pick up another few tenths of an inch of snow from western Kentucky. Radar from 7:32 PM tonight.
Travel is discouraged tonight. Follow @TDOTDeanna for travel info.
Our NWS Issued this statement:
Monday – *Wind Chill Warning* – Dangerous Cold – Morning Low 3 / High 7 (Actually, we’ll reach our high temp at 12:01 AM Monday: 17).
Temps: 6a 6 . 9a 4 . 12p 6 . 3p 6 . 6p 5 . 9p 4
Wind Chills: 6a -13 . 9a -14 . 12p . -12 . 3p -11 . 6p -12 . 9p -12
Don’t go outside in this weather unless you have to. You know what to do: layers, drink water, etc.
Sledding is a bad idea — not enough snow, and it’ll be way too cold.
Tuesday – *Wind Chill Advisory* – Bitter Cold – Morning Low 1 / Afternoon High 17
Temps: 6a 2 . 9a 7 . 12p 14 . 3p 17 . 6p 16 . 9p 15
Wind Chills: 6a -10 . 9a -4 . 12p . 5 . 3p 8 . 6p 6 . 9p 4
Extended Official NWS Forecast:
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