A Winter Weather Advisory is currently in effect for far southeastern Kentucky as the state monitors snow showers and harsh wind chills at the start of the work week.
Expect scattered rain showers and potential strong storms this morning as a cold front moves across Kentucky. Winds will intensify, and temperatures will quickly fall into the 30s from northwest to southeast by afternoon.
By early evening, lingering gusty rain showers will mix with snow as cold air settles in behind the front. Tonight, snow showers and light flurries are expected mainly in central and eastern Kentucky, with snow mostly sticking to grass and elevated surfaces.
Temperatures will drop into the 20s, raising the risk of icy patches on bridges and overpasses. Wind chills will make it feel colder, approaching the teens by Monday morning.
A low-pressure system will bring widespread snow showers and snow squalls to central and eastern Kentucky.
It will be a wintry day, so drivers are advised to exercise caution.
"Please drive carefully."
Author’s summary: Kentucky faces a significant winter weather event this week, with snow, gusty winds, and icy conditions creating hazardous travel, especially on Monday.