SUMMARY: Friday morning in Southeast Kentucky sees lingering flurries in higher elevations, though most snow and precipitation have ended. Temperatures are mostly above freezing, making roads wet with possible slick spots on bridges. Scattered rain showers and drizzle are expected in the afternoon, with a chance of mixed snow in Eastern Kentucky. Temperatures will rise into the mid to upper 40s tomorrow but turn colder next week as a cold front brings more showers and below-average temperatures. The outlook indicates persistent cold, with highs in the 30s for several days, while a return to rain is noted for the holiday travel period.

Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow!
Hopefully everyone stayed safe and enjoyed the serene sensation that surrounds snow falling to the surface. By the beginning of next week, temperatures will soar back up into the upper 50s and maybe even low 60s. Keep an eye on your Thanksgiving travel forecast though! Stay tuned.

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SUMMARY: Winter weather is approaching Kentucky, with temperatures dropping to the low 40s and feeling like the upper 30s. A winter weather advisory is set for Southeastern Kentucky tomorrow night through early Friday, highlighting the potential for accumulating snowfall, especially in higher elevations. Snow is expected to start late Thursday evening, with the possibility of a wintry mix overnight. While most areas may see only light accumulations, Southeastern Kentucky could receive up to four inches of snow. Temperature highs will remain in the 30s, but a warm-up is expected by the weekend, potentially reaching 60 by Monday.

FOX 56 meteorologist Justin Esterly details the chances of snow across the Bluegrass in Wednesday’s evening forecast.

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SUMMARY: As freezing temperatures approach, the Jessamine County Homeless Coalition adapts to provide a warm refuge for those in need. The facility on East Maple Street functions as a warming center, allowing individuals to stay even with a clean background check, bypassing usual paperwork during extreme weather. Staff are prepared to accommodate overflow by setting up additional sleeping spaces. Residents express gratitude for a safe environment, highlighting the dangers of winter nights spent outside. The Coalition’s commitment to assisting individuals, regardless of capacity, emphasizes their role in offering warmth and support during critical times.

With the incoming freezing temps, organizations like the Jessamine County Homeless Coalition are preparing to take more people in.

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