Louisville, KY – Residents across Kentucky should brace for freezing temperatures and snow accumulation as a winter storm moves into the region Friday night. Bitter cold and scattered flurries continue today, with highs in the 20s, making roads potentially slick.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS) Louisville, tonight’s temperatures will drop into the single digits in some areas, with wind chills potentially below zero. Friday’s winter system could bring up to 2 inches of snow accumulation, with higher amounts likely along the Bluegrass and Western Kentucky Parkways.
Drivers are urged to monitor conditions and exercise caution during commutes, especially Friday evening as snow begins. Officials recommend allowing extra time for travel and keeping emergency supplies in vehicles.
The five-day forecast reveals a brief break from snow on Thursday, with mostly sunny skies and highs near 28°F. Friday afternoon brings a 90% chance of snow, transitioning into heavier accumulation by nightfall. Lows will hover near 23°F as the storm system intensifies.
Saturday remains cold but dry, with highs reaching 31°F. Another chance of snow emerges late Sunday night into Monday, potentially impacting early-week commutes.
Residents should prepare now by staying updated on local weather reports and avoiding unnecessary travel during peak storm conditions. For updates, visit weather.gov/louisville or follow NWS Louisville’s social media channels.
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