LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) – We’re beginning off this Sunday with a number of scattered showers and wintry combine transferring into the northern half of the Bluegrass. This precipitation will shortly flip to simply plain rain after which exit the area. We’ll see some breaks within the clouds this afternoon and the solar will come out for a bit as temperatures heat into the mid 40s in central Kentucky and the decrease 50s within the southern finish of the state.
Tonight an arctic chilly entrance will dive into the Ohio Valley and that can deliver extra rain that can finish as gentle snow. A lot of the space may decide up on a coating to an inch of accumulation on Monday because the snow strikes by way of. A few of the mountains in Jap Kentucky may even see as much as two inches.
We dry out for Tuesday as excessive strain builds again into the area. This can permit temperatures to return to the mid 40s on each Tuesday and Wednesday. Nonetheless as we wrap up Wednesday our climate sample takes a flip to the wintry facet once more. A collection of clipper programs will dive down from Canada as we go into the tip of the week. Every one will deliver a reinforcing shot of cooler air and an opportunity at precipitation. It would possible be a wintry combine on Wednesday, and primarily snow later within the week. We’ll hammer out the small print as we get nearer to the storms, so maintain checking in for updates to your First Alert Forecast.
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