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Winter Weather Advisory in effect tonight at 7pm

Winter Weather Advisory in effect tonight at 7pm
DEM Blogger
November 14, 2018

A WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY WILL GO INTO EFFECT FROM 7 PM THIS EVENING TO 6 AM THURSDAY.

Mixed wintry precipitation is expected this evening and into the overnight period.

Across central Kentucky up to one-quarter of an inch of ice accumulation is expected. Slightly lesser amounts of ice accumulation are expected down along the Cumberland Parkway corridor of south-central Kentucky.

Plan on ice accumulation on exposed and elevated objects such as trees, power lines, and elevated decks and sidewalks. Some negative travel impacts will be possible across southern Indiana and central Kentucky this evening…mainly on bridges and overpasses. Surface temperatures are expected to warm above freezing by the time the Thursday morning commute commences.

A Winter Weather Advisory for mixed precipitation means that periods of freezing rain, sleet, and snow may cause travel difficulties. Be prepared for slippery roads late this evening and during the overnight period.

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