SUMMARY: Thursday morning starts off chilly with temperatures in the upper 20s and low 30s, reaching a midday high of 40°F. Cloud cover will increase into the evening, bringing the possibility of light snow and flurries overnight, especially in northern areas. Minor impacts are expected, primarily on elevated surfaces. Tomorrow will be colder, with highs stuck in the mid-30s. Looking ahead to Sunday and Monday, a winter storm may bring significant freezing rain, sleet, and snow, particularly challenging travel conditions. Following this system, temperatures could drop significantly, with highs in the 20s and potentially negative lows if snow and ice persist.

WLKY Meteorologist Matt Milosevich has the latest on a light snow chance tonight, cold temperatures, and a winter storm threat in the 7-day forecast.

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SUMMARY: As New Year’s Day encourages many Americans to commit to healthier lifestyles, research shows only about 10% achieve these goals. Blake Bramer from New Albany 413 Fit Club suggests that traditional diets hinder success, promoting a gradual change in eating habits instead. Joanne Keefer emphasizes the importance of positive self-talk and making incremental improvements. To start, Bramer advises small actions, like incorporating exercises into daily tasks. Additionally, writing down fitness goals and displaying them at home can increase accountability and motivation, helping individuals maintain focus on their health objectives throughout the year.

413 Fit Club in New Albany wants to help people set realistic goals for 2025

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SUMMARY: Thomas Burden, a 74-year-old man from Round Lake Beach, Illinois, was found in an Adair County field on December 29 after being reported missing. The search began when his abandoned vehicle was found on Pelston Cemetery Road in Breeding, Kentucky. Over a dozen agencies participated in the search, which was suspended twice due to dangerous weather. At 10:15 p.m., Campbellsville fire chief Chris Taylor located Burden using a thermal drone, about 1,300 feet from the vehicle, suffering from hypothermia. He was taken to T.J. Health Columbia and later to T.J. Samson Community Hospital for treatment.

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