Good morning, Lexington. As promised, we’ve* been in the emergency operations center all night, monitoring the weather situation and consuming coffee. Our Facebook and Twitter feeds have the overnight updates, should you want to review them. Here’s the current picture from our office and around Fayette County. Weather: The worst of this...

The National Weather Service has upgraded the snowfall amounts for Fayette County. Snowfall totals may approach 10″ in the southern parts of Fayette County. This is a dangerous winter storm with winds. Snow will start in the next two hours. Roads are already slick from sleet and freezing rain. Here’s the complete...

Kentucky State Police reports by post:

Fayette County is currently in a “lull” area with little or no precipitation. The storm is not over – in fact, it’s just beginning. Here’s the radar from just a few minutes ago: The orange in the display is a wintry mix – sleet, freezing rain, ice. This will continue into the...

State forces and contractors in Central Kentucky reported earlier today to begin patrolling and treating roadways. The KYTC District 7 Office is closely monitoring weather conditions and forecasts for this evening and tomorrow. State crews and contractors will remain on duty in all D-7 counties until the threat of inclement weather subsides....

The “wintry mix” has arrived in Lexington and Central Kentucky. Temperatures continue to drop and we’re looking for significant ice, sleet and snow accumulations. In Lexington, we’re looking at .1 to .3 inches of ice accumulation on trees, fences and wires. There will be 4-7 inches of snow afterward. Here’s the complete...