Kentuckiana Braces for Winter Weather: Snow and Ice Expected

The approaching winter weather system is expected to bring a mix of snow and ice to Kentucky and southern Indiana. The system will move in late Monday night and continue into Tuesday morning. Southern Indiana is more likely to see snow, while areas further south may start with a wintry mix or cold rain. The main concern is the potential for slick roads, especially on bridges and overpasses. Accumulations of 1-3 inches are possible, with the highest amounts expected in the northern counties of Kentuckiana. The snow will likely move out of the area by late morning on Tuesday, but temperatures will remain cold, creating the potential for black ice. Plan for slower traffic and slick spots. Ensure your fuel tank is full. The system is not expected to bring a deep chill, but impacts to travel are still anticipated.

Historical context: Winter weather in Kentuckiana typically occurs between December and February, with varying degrees of severity. Residents are accustomed to preparing for potential snow and ice events each year.

Late Monday night into Tuesday morning.

Snow, ice, and a wintry mix.

1 to 3 inches, with higher amounts in northern counties.

Slick roads and travel disruptions.

Through Tuesday morning, with potential for black ice to develop overnight.

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