Louisville, Kentucky – A light wintry mix could affect Monday morning commuters across southern Indiana and northern Kentucky, potentially slowing travel.
According to the US National Weather Service in Louisville, a mix of freezing rain, sleet, and snow is possible early Monday, with minor travel impacts most likely during the morning commute.
Forecasters say precipitation is expected to begin as a wintry mix across parts of western Kentucky and the Bluegrass region before transitioning to plain rain by Monday afternoon. The greatest uncertainty in precipitation type is in areas between Interstate 64 and the Western Kentucky and Bluegrass parkways.
Minor slushy accumulations are possible across southern Indiana and north-central Kentucky. Confidence in lighter snowfall is limited, but brief freezing rain may create slick spots for a short period.
The National Weather Service rates confidence in the overall wintry mix as medium.
While widespread disruptions are not expected, early commuters, including students and young workers heading to school or jobs, may want to allow extra travel time.
Updates will be provided as forecast details become clearer.
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