Louisville, KY – A series of winter weather systems will affect the region over the next several days, bringing chances for both light and significant snowfall, according to the National Weather Service in Louisville.
The first system is expected to move in Saturday afternoon into evening, producing a quick burst of snow across parts of southern Indiana and north-central Kentucky. Snow may briefly accumulate up to one inch on grassy surfaces before changing to rain as warmer air moves in Saturday night.
A second, more impactful system is forecast to arrive Monday night into Tuesday, with potential for heavier snow and mixed precipitation. Forecasters say this round could bring significant accumulations and hazardous travel conditions across portions of the region.
Residents are urged to monitor forecasts closely and prepare for changing road conditions, especially during morning commutes early next week. Confidence remains moderate for Saturday’s light snow event but is increasing for a more substantial storm early next week.
