Kentucky drivers are navigating damp pavement and scattered rain-snow showers this morning, with colder air brushing the Louisville metro. Temperatures hover near 45 degrees, but pockets of wet flakes have mixed in north of downtown. Elevated surfaces along I-64 and I-71 could turn briefly slick in heavier bursts.
According to the National Weather Service in Louisville, rain and snow showers remain likely through mid-morning before tapering. Little to no snow accumulation is expected, and highs rebound to near 51 degrees as partial sunshine returns this afternoon.
Road conditions should improve quickly once precipitation ends. Still, this is prime late-winter timing for isolated slick spots if temperatures dip near freezing after sunset. Tonight clears out with lows near 32 degrees.
A strong spring tease builds Friday and Saturday. Sunshine dominates Friday with highs near 62 degrees. Saturday turns even milder at 65 with mostly sunny skies. Outdoor plans look favorable, and rivers remain within banks despite recent rain.
Changes arrive late Sunday. Showers redevelop after midday, and a wintry mix becomes possible Sunday night as temperatures fall toward 30 degrees. Forecast guidance suggests rain may mix with snow and even brief freezing rain before daybreak Monday. Plan extra time if traveling late Sunday.
Monday stays unsettled with additional rain or snow showers before gradual improvement. The broader 6–10 day outlook favors above-normal temperatures heading into early March, signaling a transition toward steadier spring warmth next week.
Five Day Outlook for Louisville, Kentucky:
Thursday: Rain/snow early, then partly sunny, high 51.
Friday: Sunny, high 62.
Saturday: Mostly sunny, high 65.
Sunday: Partly sunny, showers late, high 46.
Monday: Chance of rain and snow, high 43.
