SUMMARY: A Winter Storm Watch is in effect for southern Kentucky as Arctic cold continues to linger over Central and Eastern Kentucky, keeping temperatures in the low to mid-20s. Light snow flurries added to slick road conditions. Thursday morning could be particularly cold, with lows in the single digits, leading to a Cold Weather Advisory in Northern Kentucky. While Thursday will be dry with potential sunshine, another winter storm is anticipated for Friday, with snow accumulations of 4″-6″ in southern areas and 2″-4″ further north. The active winter weather pattern is expected to persist into the weekend and beyond.

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SUMMARY: Currently on Preston Highway at Fern Valley Road, the main roads appear clear and well-maintained, including a smooth drive on I-65. However, many nearby businesses have snow piled up in front of their entrances, indicating that their parking lots are not fully cleared. While the thoroughfares are in good condition, side roads and some business areas still require more attention. Concerns remain about potential worsening conditions due to upcoming cold weather. In summary, while primary roadways are accessible, additional snow clearing is needed for side streets and business areas.

Louisville road conditions at 5 p.m. Tuesday

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SUMMARY: Kentucky’s Republican lawmakers recently overrode the governor’s veto to reinstate landlords’ rights to reject federal housing voucher users, while also convening a session focusing on reducing the individual income tax rate and limiting diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs at universities. The proposed tax cut aims to lower the rate to 3.5% by 2026, reversing previous measures under Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear. Lawmakers also discussed Medicaid oversight amid potential adjustments to the state’s two-year budget. This 30-day legislative session sets the agenda, with Republicans holding supermajorities in both chambers and the power to override gubernatorial vetoes.

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