Monday, Feb. 10, 2025 6:30 P.M.

Well, what do we have here? Latest National Weather Service briefing on tomorrow’s weather has got everything covered.

1). Winter Storm Warning for our Kentucky area plus Harrison and Floyd Counties in southern Indiana. This “warning” contains wording for 4″ or more of snow and serious travel problems.

2)). Their actual snow forecast for Loiuisville, however, is 2″-3″.

3). Their graphic shows pretty much all of our area with “minor travel problems.” Only areas of hazardous driving are from Frankfort/Lexington and east.

4). So, if we go by their graphics and forecast, we should be under a Winter Weather Advisory. But for some reason they went with a big upgrade to Winter Storm WARNING. Go figure!

Let’s try to make a little sense out of this…

A relatively weak upper disturbance will glide over us tomorrow, its primary focus (rain) over Tennessee. We’ll be on the northern edge of the system with temperatures just cold enough for snow. It’ll be a very wet, sloppy snow with accumulations locally of 1″ mostly north of the city reaching up to 3″ south of the Metro. Little accumulations on roadways, only minor problems. My best guess for Louisville is 1″-2′ .