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Winter Weather

Special Weather Statement – Friday 11/14 – 3:30pm

Special Weather Statement – Friday 11/14 – 3:30pm
DEM Blogger
November 14, 2014

Special Wx StatementLight snows are expected to overspread southern Indiana and central Kentucky late Sunday evening through Monday morning. The heaviest snowfall is anticipated between midnight and dawn early Monday morning.

Generally…1 to 3 inches of snow is forecast across southern Indiana and central Kentucky with locally higher amounts not out of the question. Areas south of a bowling green to Richmond Kentucky line can expect 1 to 2 inches from around dawn on Monday through midday.

This potential winter storm is still 24-36 hours away from impacting the area. Please keep up to date of the latest forecast updates as information could change. Be prepared for a potentially hazardous Monday morning commute by allowing extra time for travel.

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