Monday, Dec. 1, 2025 6:30 P.M.

It’s been fun today to watch how two different systems were going merge and what that means for us.

First, a dying storm has been producing mostly 2″-4″+ snows over Missouri and southern Illinois. That system will produce 2-4″ snows over southern IN tonight – starting about 30 miles (or so) north of the Ohio River.

That energy is now shifting southward to hook up with a new storm coming northeast from Texas. That will combine to create a large snow/rain system spreading NE overnight. Snow will break out around midnight and move rapidly NE. It’ll leave 2-4″ of snow over southern KY into West Virginia overnight. Once again heaviest snow area will begin about 30 miles (or so) south of the river.

Models strongly support a weak “dry” slot moving along the river. The result: Louisville area likely to see 1″ to 2″ of snow. Probably closer to the 1″. Accumulations mostly on grassy areas – don’t expect too much on roads.

Inside the Watterson, accumulations should be less than 1″. Heaviest snow time – 2-5 A.M.