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Louisville, Kentucky – A shift toward colder-than-normal weather during the Jan 20–24 period is increasing concern for winter weather across much of Kentucky, particularly if precipitation overlaps with colder air. While significant snow is not guaranteed, the evolving pattern raises the risk for snow or ice across both western and eastern parts of the state.
According to the National Weather Service Climate Prediction Center, Kentucky carries a 50–60% probability of below-normal temperatures during the January 20–24 window. Precipitation probabilities remain above normal at 40–50%, a combination that supports the potential for wintry precipitation, especially during overnight and early morning hours when temperatures are most favorable for snow or ice…