KENTUCKY — A widespread frost advisory has been issued across central and eastern Kentucky, including Lexington, Pikeville, Somerset, and surrounding communities, as temperatures are expected to drop significantly early Tuesday morning.
The advisory highlights the risk of frost formation across a large portion of the state, with colder overnight conditions creating concern for sensitive vegetation and early spring crops.
Frost Advisory Spans Central and Eastern Kentucky
The advisory area covers a broad stretch of Kentucky, including major cities such as Lexington, Morehead, Jackson, Hazard, Pikeville, Somerset, and Mount Vernon. Rural communities and valleys across eastern Kentucky are especially vulnerable, where colder air tends to settle overnight.
Weather data indicates that temperatures will fall to near or below freezing in many of these locations, creating ideal conditions for frost to develop before sunrise Tuesday…