Predicting the Calm Before the Storm: What to Expect
As winter weather approaches, many are bracing for a significant storm. Kentucky, particularly the broader Louisville area, is currently under alert due to a winter storm expected from Saturday through Monday.
Winter Storm Overview
The winter storm is forecasted to begin midday Saturday, bringing widespread snow throughout the region. The system will initially unleash snow, creating hazardous travel conditions.
Forecast Details
- Friday: Expect cold temperatures with highs only reaching the 20s. Wind chills could make it feel like the single digits.
- Saturday: Snow should start by midday, becoming heavy as the day progresses. Expected accumulations may range from 4-6 inches.
- Saturday Night: Locations south of the Kentucky Parkways may experience a mix of sleet and freezing rain.
- Sunday: Heavy snow is likely to continue, especially north of the transition zone where sleet becomes more prevalent.
Expected Impacts
This winter storm is predicted to produce additional snowfall accumulation of 6-12 inches in many areas. The storm’s progression will make travel extremely difficult and potentially impossible into the following week.
Prepare for Cold Temperatures
In addition to the snow, dangerously cold wind chills are expected. By Saturday night, temperatures will drop into the single digits and lower teens. It’s vital to prepare adequately for these extreme conditions.
The community is urged to stay informed through reliable weather updates. As the storm approaches, ensure you have necessary supplies and stay off the roads if possible. For ongoing coverage and information, follow Filmogaz.com for the latest updates on this winter storm.
