Tonight: Cold and Calm; Snow Accumulation Expected Monday Night into Tuesday
Residents of Louisville, Kentucky, should prepare for significant winter weather tonight. An ALERT DAY is issued for Monday night into Tuesday, indicating a wintry mix is likely, with snow accumulation expected.
Weather Forecast Overview
The transition to cloudy weather began this morning, with temperatures reaching the 30s. As the evening approaches, areas north of the Ohio River will see mostly snow. In contrast, regions further south may initially experience a wintry mix or cold rain.
Snow Accumulation Expected
After midnight, the wintry mix will give way to all snow across the region. The forecast predicts snow accumulations of:
- 1-3 inches for southern Indiana
- Similar amounts toward the Kentucky Parkways
The snow will begin to dissipate by sunrise on Tuesday. However, the ALERT DAY remains in effect as travel conditions may become hazardous due to accumulated snow overnight.
Tuesday’s Conditions
Tuesday will be characterized by cloudy and cold weather. Most areas are expected to remain below freezing throughout the day. As clouds clear Tuesday night, temperatures will drop sharply into the teens and low 20s.
Travel Precautions
Roads may become icy, especially on untreated surfaces. Black ice is a concern as wet roads refreeze into Wednesday morning. Residents are advised to exercise caution when traveling.
This winter weather event is the beginning of a chilly December, with more opportunities for wintry conditions anticipated in the coming days.
