Today is National Weatherpersons Day
Published 2021-02-05
National Weatherpersons Day
A strong low pressure center off the southern California Coast will produce high winds in the Sierra-Nevada mountains, and central and southern coastal ranges. Very dry conditions combined with these high winds will produce critical fire weather threats in the central and southern coastal ranges. Heavy snow in the South and Central Rockies, and Great Lakes; and heavy rain in Hawaii will continue. Read More >
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Monday Morning Temperature and Precipitation Maps
Preliminary Snow Reports from Jan 16, 2021
Three-Day Rainfall Totals Ending 7 AM January 2, 2021
Peak wind gusts from December 23-25, 2020
The weather takes a wintry turn on Christmas Eve with rain changing to a brief wintry mix and then to all snow as temperatures plummet. Minor snow accumulations are possible across central Kentucky and southern Indiana, with the greatest snowfall potential across eastern Kentucky. The Bluegrass Region could see 1-3 inches of snow, with 2-3 inch totals most likely east of I-75.